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  • ‘Dangerous’ corner a trucking nightmare

    ‘Dangerous’ corner a trucking nightmare

    When a truck took out a power pole next to her house last week, the sound was so loud that Paraskevi Petridis thought a bomb…

  • Councillors in lockdown

    Councillors in lockdown

    Some Greater Dandenong councillors have gone into lockdown as part of coronavirus precautions. Cr Peter Brown has bunkered down at home with COVID-19-like symptoms, while…

  • Courts adapt to pandemic threat

    Courts adapt to pandemic threat

    Dandenong Magistrates’ Court remains open, though with some “social distancing” modifications. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, first listings will be delayed for up to…

  • South East MP departs

    South East MP departs

    Long-serving South Eastern Metropolitan MP Gavin Jennings has announced his retirement. The Special Minister of State gave his farewell speech to State Parliament on 19…

  • Don’t stop praying

    Don’t stop praying

    Services for all major religions across the City of Greater Dandenong have been placed on pause after the Federal Government banned indoor gatherings of more…

  • Female jobseekers empowered for success

    Female jobseekers empowered for success

    Local women seeking employment were treated to a day of inspiration and transformation, thanks to not-for-profit Groomed to Go. Groomed To Go held their ‘Discover…

  • Pools, libraries close in Greater Dandenong

    Pools, libraries close in Greater Dandenong

    Greater Dandenong Council has closed customer service centres, public pools, libraries, sports stadiums and art galleries in an attempt to quell the spread of coronavirus.…

  • Time to be kind

    Time to be kind

    Dandenong Market is urging residents to be kind as the Covid-19 pandemic continues The market is remaining open to customers, however acknowledges that social distancing…

  • Keep calm and carry on

    Keep calm and carry on

    Levels of concern, stress and anxiety are at an all-time high across the country in the face of empty supermarket shelves and the ongoing Covid-19…

  • Buses suspended, but PBTs continue

    Buses suspended, but PBTs continue

    Victoria Police has moved to reassure members of the community about their risk of catching Covid-19 through breath tests. In a statement, the organisation said…

  • Platinum milestone for happy couple

    Platinum milestone for happy couple

    A Noble Park couple have reached a very special milestone together – one that many couples will never see. John and Maria Miksad recently celebrated…

  • Investigation continues after car fire

    Investigation continues after car fire

    Police are currently investigating a car fire in Keysborough. At 3.30am on Friday 13 March, a witness travelling south on Perry Road in Keysborough spotted…

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