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  • Man beaten in Noble Park reserve

    A man was hospitalised with serious head injuries after being beaten in a Noble Park reserve. Police say the victim, a 32-year-old Noble Park man,…

  • Good rapport with youth stems from a 'fair approach'

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS AT the Dandenong-based Safe Suburbs taskforce, there’s a feeling that things have markedly changed since adopting its new firm but fair approach.…

  • Algal outbreak closes water sport centre in Bangholme

    Algal outbreak closes water sport centre in Bangholme

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS ALGAL blooms have sunk the peak-season plans of competition rowers, slalom skiers and waterskiers at the National Water Sports Centre in Bangholme.…

  • Stabbing in Dandenong Plaza

    Stabbing in Dandenong Plaza

    A man was fighting for his life after being stabbed in the back in a shopping centre car park in Dandenong last Monday. Police say…

  • Dandenong Hospital: Patient care still, but no 'potting' rabbits

    Dandenong Hospital: Patient care still, but no 'potting' rabbits

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS THE high jinks of former Dandenong Hospital nurse Norma Dickson would probably shock a modern medical bureaucrat into cardiac arrest. The Dandenong…

  • Industry hub 'should be in Dandenong South'

    Industry hub 'should be in Dandenong South'

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS AN advanced manufacturing precinct in Clayton proposed by the federal government should be shifted to Dandenong South, an industry peak body chief…

  • Dreyfus attacks Nalliah over anti-Islam remarks

    Dreyfus attacks Nalliah over anti-Islam remarks

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS ISAACS MP and federal Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus has condemned anti-Islam political aspirant Daniel Nalliah’s views as having “no place” in Australia. Mr…

  • Volgren bus dispute continues

    Volgren bus dispute continues

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS WORKERS at a Dandenong South bus-making factory are expected to extend a six-month industrial dispute by voting down a pay offer on…

  • Pakula tipped as Holding successor

    Pakula tipped as Holding successor

    By DAN MOSS, STATE PARLIAMENT EDITOR THE next likely Lyndhurst MP could be chosen by March 20 after the Labor Party meets to preselect its…

  • Memories, in Technicolor

    Memories, in Technicolor

    SOME memories never fade away – like a movie reel, they go on and on. Take the old days at the Dandenong Town Hall. The…

  • Stepping up for youth in trouble

    Stepping up for youth in trouble

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS EXCLUSIVE/VIDEO: A NEW team of peacemakers will soon be patrolling Greater Dandenong’s streets with Victoria Police. BJ Kour, an African youth outreach…

  • FFA: Thunder puts its case

    FFA: Thunder puts its case

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS DANDENONG Thunder has made its case to Australian soccer’s highest body against the “club-destroying” penalties issued last year. On Thursday, club spokesman…

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