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30 best Dandenong Stingrays: 30-26
To mark 30 years of the NAB League under 18s competition, Dandenong Journal has compiled a list of the best 30 players to have played…
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Refugees cast first votes
More than 20,000 new citizens in the South East are voting in a State Election for the first time. Among them is first-time voter and…
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Tensions rise in Premier’s seat
It feels nothing like Labor heartland. Days out from the State Election, an early voter centre in Noble Park North – normally what would be…
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Jail for ‘smiling’ unprovoked attack
A “smiling” man who inflicted horrific injuries by repeatedly “trampolining” on the head of an unconscious taxi driver has been jailed. Jordyn Delamare, now 23,…
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Wild parks wait for mowing blitz
Greater Dandenong Council is planning a mowing blitz on its overgrown parks and reserves – when the incessant wet weather comes to a halt. The…
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Sandown divides election racers
The future of Sandown Racecourse divides Mulgrave State Election candidates – perhaps just like it splits the racing community. This year, Melbourne Racing Club revealed…
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No plans for new high school: ALP
A new high school in Keysborough South has popular support from Mordialloc candidates but not yet from the State Government. Recently, Greater Dandenong Council chief…
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Kingswood estate roundly opposed
State Election candidates in Clarinda are united in opposition against a developer’s plans for the former Kingswood Golf Course in Dingley Village. However, the fate…
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Cycling’s ‘missing link’ promised
The Greens have promised $11 million to build a bike path’s ‘missing link’ between Yarraman train station and central Dandenong. The Djerring Trail extension has…
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$2m pledge for Springvale oval
The Andrews Labor Government has promised to deliver a major $2 million upgrade to the Springvale Reserve if re-elected. The revamp would include an upgraded…
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Market’s new manager unveiled
The search for Dandenong Market’s new general manager is over. Former South Melbourne Market general manager Ian Sumpter will start the role on Monday 12…
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Vote below-line reminder: VEC
Voters were issued an official reminder that they could control their Upper House preferences by voting below the line. The Victorian Electoral Commission issued a…
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