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Shadow justice for Clare O’Neil
By CASEY NEILL Hotham MP Clare O’Neil has a new seat on the ALP front bench. She’ll look after the justice portfolio in the shadow…
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Olympic spirit comes alive locally
Forget Rio – Greater Dandenong is the place to strive for Olympic glory during August. Greater Dandenong Council is partnering with the YMCA to hold…
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Kids revel in the snow
MORE than 40,000 people flocked to Springvale’s Snow Fest on Sunday 24 July – up 8000 on last year. A council spokeswoman said the event…
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Family hides as two cars stolen
By CASEY NEILL A Springvale family of six sheltered in a locked bedroom while thieves stole their keys and two cars. Police believe up to…
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Teenage girls in Cosmas net
Police arrested two teenage girls in Dandenong in an allegedly stolen car over aggravated burglaries, robberies and thefts. Southern Metropolitan Regional Crime Team investigators made…
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Church handbag snatch leads to home break-in
A thief who stole a handbag from a Noble Park church used her house keys inside to get into the victim’s home. Police said he…
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Search for missing Destiney
Police are appealing for help to find 12-year-old Destiney Van Rye. The girl was last seen when she was dropped off at school in Noble…
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Residents say Police Paddocks has become lawless
By CASEY NEILL Lewd behaviour, hooning and rubbish dumping are plaguing the neighbours of Dandenong North’s Police Paddocks. The residents are fed up with finding…
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Business makes Disney come true
A Dandenong South business delivered a Disney dream to Wallara. Turner Engineering has a corporate box at Rod Laver Arena and after several visits to…
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Push to finish off silent killer
Dandenong’s Harmony Square will host an event to prevent deaths from hepatitis. City of Greater Dandenong with Hepatitis Victoria will launch a promotional video on…
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Scoring their own goals
More players than ever participated in an annual Refugee Week soccer tournament in Keysborough. Thirty-one teams took part in the Southern Migrant and Refugee Centre…
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Water aid flows
By CASEY NEILL Dandenong students are helping their Ugandan peers to access fresh water. St Mary’s Primary School has so far raised more than $7000…
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