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Protesters turn out in hundreds again
Hundreds of people from the South-East poured out to Harmony Square in protest for Palestine as City of Greater Dandenong came to a standstill. Organised…
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Rates capped for 2024-25
Council rate increases have been capped to reduce pressure on household budgets. Minister for Local Government Melissa Horne announced the rate cap of 2.75 per…
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100 years for Fred
Long-time resident of Greater Dandenong, Frederick Menzies will celebrate 100 years around the world with his large family on Tuesday 17 January. Now living at…
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Pakenham and Cranbourne lines suspended
UPDATE: 12.30 – 15/01/2024 Trains are resuming on the Cranbourne and Pakenham lines between Richmond and Oakleigh; and on the Frankston Line between Richmond and…
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Pakenham and Cranbourne lines suspended
Buses are replacing trains on the Cranbourne and Pakenham lines between Richmond and Oakleigh due to a faulty V/Line train. Trains will continue to run…
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Tyres and teens busted in car chase
UPDATE – 10.00 12/01/24 Police have now charged five males with a string of offences in relation to evading police in two stolen vehicles on…
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Save more with electric vehicles
Hitting the open road this summer is going to sting Aussies at the bowser, with petrol prices remaining high around the country. But new analysis…
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New partnership addressing gendered violence in adult education
Women’s Health in the South East (WHISE) is working towards addressing and preventing workplace gendered violence and sexual harassment within the state’s adult education and…
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Police investigate armed robbery in Dandenong
Greater Dandenong Crime Investigation Unit detectives are appealing for public assistance following an armed robbery in Dandenong. It is believed an unknown man entered a…
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Springvale robbery appeal
Dandenong Crime Investigation Unit detectives are appealing for information following a robbery in Springvale last week. It is understood a 19-year-old Springvale man was approached…
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Poisonous toad located in South East
Agriculture Victoria has urged people in the South East to report any suspected exotic pest animal sightings after a poisonous toad from south-east Asia was…
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A Quacking success
A former Keysborough resident has earned success after a second print of his book, Leonard The Lonely Duck. Chris Thomas, a former Springvale North Primary…
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