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Leaders find the light
Faith and spiritual leaders united to make a ‘common statement’ in Dandenong on 17 August. Greater Dandenong Interfaith Network president Reverend Father Jean Mawal, with…
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Graduates get straight to work
A class of recent graduates are set to take up some of the many vacant positions in aged care, personal care and the NDIS in…
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Growing pains at Coomoora
“Moderate-income” earners are being prioritised for 47 ‘affordable’ future townhouses up for sale at the controversial Coomoora housing estate in Springvale South. However, the dust…
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PT sex offender unfit for trial
A Dandenong repeat sex offender has been put on a supervision order after twice groping a female passenger on her commute home. Samy Naga, 71,…
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Young Redbacks gain valuable experience in 2022
There were glimpses, but in the end, 2022 Hampton Park coach Nathan Wilson admits his side probably got what it deserved. The Redbacks finished sixth,…
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Stadium business case under wraps
A long-awaited business case for the proposed $110 million Dandenong Sports and Events Centre presents a “compelling case for investment”, says Greater Dandenong chief executive…
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TAC encourages night driving
The Transport Accident Commission is launching a campaign warning of the dangers of night-time driving. The campaign urges parents, guardians and supervisors to educate learner…
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Gender-reveal hoon faces consequences
Two separate ‘hoon gender reveals’ in Dandenong South and Keysborough were among a series of offences a Rowville man was faced with on Thursday 18…
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Encouraging composting
Council’s Waste Education Team has returned to the classroom to encourage composting by students. During the pandemic, Waste Education Officers supported online education, but recently…
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Manufacturing into the future
The state government is supporting advanced manufacturers in Dandenong to inject more than $150 million into the region and create 230 jobs. It positions the…
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‘Nanga’ steps down as Redbacks coach
2022 Hampton Park coach Nathan Wilson has informed the club he will not continue next year, stepping back from the role for family reasons. He…
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Animal carer gets recognition
Joy and appreciation are infectious for Kay Taranto. Ms Taranto says there are two greatly rewarding parts of her voluntary role at the Wild Days…
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