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Plenty of Space for dessert
Science and gastronomics collided in a seismic week of events at Lyndale Secondary College, Dandenong North. Science Week started with liquid nitrogen for snap-freezing lollies…
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Fake gunman gets good behaviour
A toy gun being carried through Melbourne that scared civilians and led to police being called was intended as a gift, a court has heard.…
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Repeat offender denied bail
A 20-year-old repeat offender has had his bail application denied and been deemed an “unacceptable risk” to the community after allegedly committing more burglaries –…
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Overdose deaths soar
Unintentional drug overdoses are killing a soaring number of people in the Dandenong region, according to new research figures. Research body Penington Institute released the…
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Two hospitalised in hit-run
A man and boy have been hospitalised after their vehicle was allegedly side-swiped during a hit-run crash in Doveton. A Commodore sedan with stolen number…
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Man charged with murder
A 38-year-old Dandenong man has been charged with murder and attempted murder after an alleged dual-stabbing in a squat-house in Dandenong. A 48-year-old Dandenong man…
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Mayor slams ‘NewStarve’ allowance
Greater Dandenong mayor Roz Blades has taken aim at NewStart, describing its crippling impact on thousands of people in Dandenong as akin to ‘NewStarve’. Speaking…
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Community input invited on homelessness
The State Government Legislative Council’s Legal and Social Issues Committee is inviting community members to share their views and ideas on addressing homelessness in Victoria.…
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Words make a difference
It’s OK to ask for help. That was the prevailing message at a free mental health forum staged by Rotary Club of Greater Dandenong on…
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Victim arrested over ‘nasty’ fake kidnap
A jilted woman has plotted against her ex-partner’s girlfriend by having her twice arrested on fake kidnapping, assault and stalking allegations, a court has heard.…
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Under-used cancer test saves lives
Staggeringly few numbers in Dandenong are taking a free test to help detect the nation’s second-deadliest cancer. Only 30 per cent of eligible people in…
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Books come to life
Students and staff embodied their favourite book characters at a celebration parade at Mossgiel Park Primary School, Endeavour Hills. Among the faithful replicas were Andre…
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