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  • Pool corp cash-splash

    Pool corp cash-splash

    City of Greater Dandenong will pour up to $2.1 million into its wholly-owned subsidiary company to oversee its pools and leisure centres in what critics…

  • Sandown ‘windfall’ tax welcomed

    Sandown ‘windfall’ tax welcomed

    Greater Dandenong councillor Jim Memeti has welcomed a state government windfall tax that has stalled plans to rezone Sandown Racecourse for a 16,000-resident housing estate.…

  • Council push for developer register

    Council push for developer register

    Greater Dandenong has taken the “first step” towards a register for councillors to record their contact with property developers and lobbyists. On 15 June, councillors…

  • 2000 Covid fines in lockdown

    2000 Covid fines in lockdown

    Covid breaches were the number-one offence in Greater Dandenong in the past year, according to the latest official crime stats. In the 12 months up…

  • Green Wedge home approved

    Green Wedge home approved

    A proposed double-storey home on long-vacant paddocks in Keysborough’s Green Wedge has been given the green light. A majority of City of Greater Dandenong councillors…

  • Walker St gallery sale talks

    Walker St gallery sale talks

    Greater Dandenong Council is considering selling-up the Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre building in Dandenong. A proposal for the sale of the “1-9 Walker…

  • $200K lotto win mystery

    $200K lotto win mystery

    A mystery winner in Dandenong is yet to claim a $200,000 lottery first-prize drawn on Thursday 17 June. The player, who bought the Lucky Lotteries…

  • Drink, drug drivers blitzed

    Drink, drug drivers blitzed

    Nearly 50 drink-drivers and drug-drivers have been detected in the South East during a police traffic operation over the Queen’s Birthday long weekend. Police in…

  • Drug dad grew for profit and pain

    Drug dad grew for profit and pain

    An unemployed dad under mortgage stress sought to draw income from a 34-plant cannabis crop at his Springvale South home. Van Chien Nguyen’s 23-kilogram crop…

  • Pfizer vaccine halted

    Pfizer vaccine halted

    Pfizer vaccine bookings have been put on hold at high-volume Covid vaccination centres in Cranbourne and Sandown. In a statement on 14 June, Monash Health…

  • A royal honour

    A royal honour

    By Tyler Lewis Mark Durdin has achieved many things within the football community. And now, he has received the highest of honours awarded an Order…

  • Friend of refugees honoured

    Friend of refugees honoured

    A lifetime of serving those keen to make Australia their home has seen a south-eastern treasure earn one of the country’s highest honours. Narre Warren…

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