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  • Time to give back

    Time to give back

    Greater Dandenong’s Citizen of the Year Joseph de Souza is quite a personality. With humility and humour, Mr De Souza made the audience laugh as…

  • Firms rail against end of Progress

    Firms rail against end of Progress

    Businesses are rallying against the State Government’s plans to close road access at the Progress Street level crossing in Dandenong South. A road bridge is…

  • Rates cap soars to 3.5%

    Rates cap soars to 3.5%

    Greater Dandenong Council is yet to decide whether to pass on the full 3.5 per cent rates cap for 2023-’24. In December, the State Government…

  • Four charged with car theft spree

    Four charged with car theft spree

    Four teenagers have been arrested in Hampton Park over a series of burglaries and car thefts across Melbourne. The four males face a total of…

  • Track revamp hits cost hurdle

    Track revamp hits cost hurdle

    After a disputed cost blowout of between $1 and 4 million, a plan to rebuild Ross Reserve’s dangerously dilapidated athletics track has come under fiery…

  • Casey’s finest honoured at 2023 Community Awards

    Casey’s finest honoured at 2023 Community Awards

    The City of Casey recognised and celebrated a record number of outstanding individuals and groups for going above and beyond in their contribution to the…

  • Young Leader of the Year

    Young Leader of the Year

    Danya Daoud is an example of hard work paying off and a role model for every young person. Ms Daoud won the Young Leader of…

  • Casey commands national population growth

    Casey commands national population growth

    Casey is the third-fastest growing region in the country, according to new data from KPMG Australia. The report, released last week, analysed the fastest growing…

  • Australia Day Awards

    Australia Day Awards

    The annual Greater Dandenong Australia Day Awards brought out the sunshine, recognising the hard work of individuals for the betterment of the community. At a…

  • Proud day for new citizens

    Proud day for new citizens

    Citizenship ceremonies are always filled with excitement and pure joy but it’s the hard work and struggles of migrants that make it worthwhile. Sixty citizenship…

  • Lynbrook scrubfires ‘suspicious’

    Lynbrook scrubfires ‘suspicious’

    Victoria Police are investigating two suspicious scrubfires started within days near Lynbrook Primary School. Hampton Park CFA units as well as FRV crews responded to…

  • Bozena a proud volunteer

    Bozena a proud volunteer

    There are many reasons why people migrate to Australia, for Bozena Iwanowski her reason was her sister. Migrated in 1989 from Poland Ms Iwanowski came…

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