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  • Anti-nuke push ‘nonsense’

    Anti-nuke push ‘nonsense’

    Greater Dandenong Council has narrowly voted down a motion to lobby for Australia to sign an international treaty banning nuclear weapons. The motion’s proponent Rhonda…

  • Action plan for ‘feared’ streets

    Action plan for ‘feared’ streets

    A staggering 80 per cent of surveyed people say they feel unsafe at night in the troubled Hemmings Street precinct in Dandenong West. Greater Dandenong…

  • Woman dies in two-car crash

    Woman dies in two-car crash

    A woman has died in hospital after a two-vehicle crash in Noble Park North. Police say a white Honda Accord collided with a green Hyundai…

  • Working weekend cost defended

    Working weekend cost defended

    A weekend strategic workshop for City of Greater Dandenong councillors and executives at a Mornington Peninsula resort has been partly justified by bushfires several hundred…

  • Seeing five sets of double

    Seeing five sets of double

    Killester College students and staff were at first startled to find five sets of twins starting in Year 7 this year. The first-morning assembly caused…

  • State’s new ‘JobKeeper’?

    State’s new ‘JobKeeper’?

    A $250 million wage subsidy program will help businesses employ at least 10,000 job seekers, according to the State Government. The Jobs Victoria Fund was…

  • Red light to halt pandemic

    Red light to halt pandemic

    The Drum theatre in Dandenong was lit up red in recognition of the 1.4 million people who die from tuberculosis each year. It was one…

  • Rooming houses rejected

    Rooming houses rejected

    Greater Dandenong Council has scuttled plans to expand a pair of double-storey rooming houses in a Dandenong neighbourhood. Councillors scrapped a planning officer’s recommendation to…

  • Council backs solar farm

    Council backs solar farm

    A controversial solar farm proposal in Springvale South has gained the support of Greater Dandenong Council ahead of a VCAT hearing. The $38 million project…

  • $57m super unclaimed

    $57m super unclaimed

    An estimated $57 million in superannuation lies unclaimed in the Bruce federal electorate. Bruce MP Julian Hill said a few minutes tracking lost super could…

  • Sex offender for life

    Sex offender for life

    A 64-year-old registered sex offender will have to report to police for life after serially exposing himself to families of young children in a Noble…

  • Six arrested in hoon raids

    Six arrested in hoon raids

    Six people have been arrested and vehicles seized during anti-hoon police raids in Hallam, Endeavour Hills and Templestowe Lower. During the Operation Achilles raids on…

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