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  • Citizenship hand-shake ban touted

    Citizenship hand-shake ban touted

    In the wake of coronavirus concerns, a Greater Dandenong councillor has called for the ending of “obligatory” handshaking during citizenship ceremonies. At a council meeting…

  • Man critical after street assault

    Man critical after street assault

    A man is fighting for life after being attacked by a group of men on Hammond Road Dandenong. Police were told that the victim was…

  • Doing justice differently

    Doing justice differently

    Dandenong Magistrates’ Court has become the 12th location in Victoria to host an Adult Koori Court, after its official opening in an emotional and uplifting…

  • ‘Sugar daddy’ denials fail to win bail

    ‘Sugar daddy’ denials fail to win bail

    A 51-year-old ‘sugar daddy’ has been accused of exchanging cash and drugs for sex with a 16-year-old foster child, a court has heard. Bill Argyropoulos,…

  • Fake cop put law in his own hands

    Fake cop put law in his own hands

    A vigilante cop-impersonator who bashed and interrogated his girlfriend’s ex-partner in public parks has been jailed. Pardeep Singh, 20, of Dandenong, pleaded guilty in the…

  • Migrant mayor’s helping heart

    Migrant mayor’s helping heart

    Former Greater Dandenong mayor Naim Melhem lay in a hospital bed when he received news of his impending OAM award. It was a “total surprise”…

  • Veteran’s helper with little carry-on

    Veteran’s helper with little carry-on

    A Vietnam War veteran has been awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia for his welfare work for his brethren for 25 years. At…

  • Historian wins top award

    Historian wins top award

    A prolific chronicler of local history has been awarded as Greater Dandenong’s citizen of the year at a packed Australia Day celebration on 26 January.…

  • Model club derailed by Scout surge

    Model club derailed by Scout surge

    A popular surge in Scouting may force an enduring model-railway club to change stations. For the past 19 years, the Waverley Model Railway Club Men’s…

  • Laptop gifts fill learning gap

    Laptop gifts fill learning gap

    Laptops are being diverted from landfill into the hands of students, under a pioneering scheme in the South East. The ‘This Is IT’ program aims…

  • Temple members ‘happy’ to help

    Temple members ‘happy’ to help

    Members of Springvale’s Putian Association Temple have dug deep to contribute to the fire-affected community in Eastern Victoria. Together, approximately 50 members of the temple…

  • EPA fines recycler after fire investigation

    EPA fines recycler after fire investigation

    A Dandenong South recycler has been fined more than $16,000 for storing prohibited waste as well as a deficient stormwater system. Norstar Recycling, at 37…

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