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  • SECL’s vulnerable signs

    SECL’s vulnerable signs

    A South East support agency has warned of ‘canaries in the coal mine’ that show a crushing cost-of-living crisis for many vulnerable households. With residents…

  • Pool ‘best in universe’ claim

    Pool ‘best in universe’ claim

    Greater Dandenong Council has scaled down its world-beating projections on the proposed Dandenong Wellbeing Centre’s energy-efficiency. Earlier this month, the all-electric $98 million aquatic centre…

  • Housing costs pressurise

    Housing costs pressurise

    Support services are seeing an alarming increase in number of people needing financial counselling for mortgage stress. South East Community Links (SECL) chief executive Peter…

  • Crisis supports buckle

    Crisis supports buckle

    A spike in the number of people in need of emergency relief has placed organisations under extreme pressure to meet the needs. More and more…

  • Energy costs make waves

    Energy costs make waves

    Pool heating and upkeep is becoming an increasingly costly exercise. The Dandenong Oasis and Noble Park Aquatic Centre have chalked up $1.5 million and $1.4…

  • ’Glyde’ in the fast lane

    ’Glyde’ in the fast lane

    A local manufacturing steel fabrication company in Dandenong South was awarded a bid to supply steel fabricated components and services for the 2023 Australian Grand…

  • Blue light on autism

    Blue light on autism

    City of Greater Dandenong residents will see the Town Hall light up blue to acknowledge April as World Autism Awareness Month. The lights are up…

  • Pakenham boy arrested over string of incidents

    Pakenham boy arrested over string of incidents

    Southern Metro Region Crime Squad have charged a teenage boy following a series of incidents across the southern suburbs on Sunday 2 April. A 15-year-old…

  • Teens charged over alleged armed carjacking

    Teens charged over alleged armed carjacking

    Two teens have been charged over an alleged aggravated carjacking of a 54-year-old shopper at a Narre Warren shopping centre. The 15-year-old Doveton boy and…

  • Sandown plan close to exhibition

    Sandown plan close to exhibition

    Sandown’s proposed rezoning remains on track despite opponents being elected to Melbourne Racing Club’s board last year. Under the club’s proposal, the 112-hectare horse-racing and…

  • Noble Park to Old Parliament House

    Noble Park to Old Parliament House

    A young National delegate from Noble Park Secondary College made her way to the Old Parliament House, Canberra to be among the 24 to represent…

  • Anxious wait for hub design

    Anxious wait for hub design

    Residents are skeptical whether their feedback will shape the final design of Dandenong Community Hub. On 11 April, the council will vote on a preferred…

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