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  • Local jobs pledged for high-speed rail

    Local jobs pledged for high-speed rail

    Bombardier Transportation and its 400-strong workforce are in line to build a proposed fleet of high-speed regional-network trains, says Opposition leader Matthew Guy. Visiting the…

  • Robots for the future

    Robots for the future

    A new fleet of robotics equipment will be used to train the next generation of mechanical engineers at Chisholm TAFE. Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams announced…

  • Good guys who need a home

    Good guys who need a home

    There’s one key ingredient missing from Endeavour Hills Mens Shed – and that is a shed to call home. With the backing of a massive…

  • Boy missing in Noble Park

    Boy missing in Noble Park

    Police are appealing for help to find an 11-year-old boy last seen in Noble Park on 2 October. Thomas McGrath is described as 130 centimetres…

  • Heathers meet their match

    Heathers meet their match

    The Escapees Theatre Company’s latest darkly comic musical Heathers carries a timely message, says director Sharnika Takacs. Set in the late 1980s, this adaptation deals…

  • Youth mayhem reported in Lynbrook

    Youth mayhem reported in Lynbrook

    Police have been called out to manage an estimated 100-plus unruly youths in Banjo Patterson Reserve, Lynbrook. At least 10 police vehicles, including Public Order…

  • Phone robber armed with butter-knife

    Phone robber armed with butter-knife

    A Dandenong North man has been held up with a butter knife while robbed of his phone on Springvale Road, Springvale. The 21-year-old victim was…

  • Man bashed, robbed at Burden Park

    Man bashed, robbed at Burden Park

    A man out walking through a Springvale park has been bashed by a group of five males and robbed of his mobile phone. The 48-year-old…

  • Townhouses short of parking

    Townhouses short of parking

    Greater Dandenong councillors have overruled council planners by knocking back a multi-townhouse development at 39 Ellt Crescent, Noble Park. Neighbours had objected to the proposed…

  • Grim sign tells of pokies toll

    Grim sign tells of pokies toll

    Greater Dandenong has got behind a touring mobile billboard calling for political action to stem the losses from pokies machines. The billboard visited Dandenong on…

  • Loyal to life, Ms Selleck raises 100

    Loyal to life, Ms Selleck raises 100

    Loyal Selleck joyfully celebrated 100 years with a high tea with family and friends at Monash Health Community in Springvale on 24 September. “I suppose…

  • Dog dies from stab wounds

    Dog dies from stab wounds

    A family dog has died after being found with stab wounds in its backyard in Dandenong. ‘Vuk’, an 11-year-old Maltese-Jack Russell cross, was found seriously…

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