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Members vote ‘pro-Sandown’
In what’s being viewed as a “strong message”, three ‘pro-Sandown’ candidates have been elected onto the Melbourne Racing Club executive committee. Alison Saville, Shanyn Puddy…
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Council checks-in with residents
The City of Casey has opened a new survey for residents to share their priorities for the municipality with the council. The ‘Shape your City…
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$2000 for bunny refuge in Cockatoo
A bunny refuge in Cockatoo has been given a welcome boost with $2000 from consumer lending company Pepper Money, in an effort to reward selfless…
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Hallam hot water system hits the heights
Hallam-based business Solar Thermal Australia has been recognised at the 2022 Premier’s Sustainability Awards, winning the Industry Leader award in the Future Energy category for…
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Six arrested in AFP grow-house raids
Three people from Greater Dandenong and a real estate agent have been arrested after Australian Federal Police raided cannabis grow houses allegedly operated by an…
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Canberra panel for youth
Young people are invited to apply for the Federal Government’s new Youth Steering Committee. Up to 15 applicants aged 12-25 years from diverse backgrounds will…
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Police brief: Teens arrested in alleged stolen car in Cranbourne
Two 15-year-olds in an alleged stolen vehicle were arrested after falling victim to police spikes in Cranbourne West in the early hours of Thursday morning,…
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Truckload of support
A new truck is serving food and material aid to more than 2000 vulnerable community members in and around Springvale. Generous donations from more than…
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Redeveloped Vietnamese women’s association offices opened
Premier Daniel Andrews officially opened the redeveloped Australian Vietnamese Women’s Association Offices in Springvale on Monday 19 September. The State Government supported the redevelopment with…
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Police pursuit clarity needed: coroner
A State coroner has made no adverse findings against police or road authorities over an ice-affected driver’s fatal crash after running over stop sticks in…
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Young lead across digital divide
Bruce MP Julian Hill has called on the young to help older Australians get more digital-savvy. The Federal Government has launched a program Young Mentors…
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Toxic waste not wanted
The long-sought closure of the Lyndhurst toxic waste dump has been belatedly added to Greater Dandenong Council’s state election wish-list. Councillor Rhonda Garad had queried…
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