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  • Welcoming Refugee Week

    Welcoming Refugee Week

    As a Refugee Welcome Zone for more than two decades, City of Greater Dandenong invites the whole community to celebrate Refugee Week/ Refugee Week (18-24…

  • From strength to strength

    From strength to strength

    PRECEDE: John Thyssen has been going to the gym every week for 52 years. Now 72 and still working out five days a week, John…

  • Fun run party for anniversary

    Fun run party for anniversary

    Runners, joggers and strollers of all ages celebrated the 9th birthday of the Frog Hollow parkrun in Endeavour Hills in style last weekend. The party…

  • Doveton teen charged following armed robberies in Melbourne’s East

    Doveton teen charged following armed robberies in Melbourne’s East

    Police have charged a 13-year-old Doveton teenager with a string of offences following armed robberies in Melbourne’s East earlier this week. Police have said a…

  • Attempt to save Australia’s largest Drive-In Theatre

    Attempt to save Australia’s largest Drive-In Theatre

    A council meeting on Monday 5 June saw a petition of 1,980 signatures in a desperate move to list Australia’s largest drive-in theatre, the Lunar…

  • Hoon reaps disaster aid

    Hoon reaps disaster aid

    A Dandenong man has pleaded guilty to about 50 charges involving a spree of hooning, high-speed police pursuits and scamming Government disaster assistance schemes. Dylan…

  • Changing hundreds of lives

    Changing hundreds of lives

    With hundreds of children having experienced Joan Esmarie Graham’s compassionate care, it is no wonder she has been awarded the Medal of the Order of…

  • Eminence Care Day Program Opening

    Eminence Care Day Program Opening

    Eminence Care proudly launched their newest Day Program Activities Centre in Dandenong South. The program is designed to support individuals with ohysical and mental disabilities…

  • Hearing Australia becomes multilingual

    Hearing Australia becomes multilingual

    Australia’s number one trusted hearing provider opened their door at Fountain Gate centre offering multilingua services. With close to one in four Australian residents speaking…

  • Refugees’ families ‘priced out’ of Australia

    Refugees’ families ‘priced out’ of Australia

    After long waits for permanent residency, hundreds of refugees are now facing steep, unaffordable fees to reunite with their loved ones. In February, the Federal…

  • Noble Park tower fast-tracked

    Noble Park tower fast-tracked

    A six-storey apartment tower with a parking shortfall in central Noble Park has been fast-tracked by Planning Minister Sonya Kilkenny. Ms Kilkenny directed that Greater…

  • Reducing waste this winter

    Reducing waste this winter

    Locals are being encouraged to reduce the amount of waste you send to landfill and cut back on single-use plastic waste this winter. Every year…

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