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  • Time for crates to do the heavy lifting

    Time for crates to do the heavy lifting

    By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG is showcasing packaging waste at its best. The sixth Create from a Crate exhibition will open at Walker Street Gallery on…

  • Keep caring about us

    Keep caring about us

    NICE to see a grade five student so concerned about what is going on in the world (War Weary, Dandenong Journal, 14 December). Of course…

  • Recruits step up to the task

    Recruits step up to the task

    SPRINGVALE Fire Station is putting two new firefighter recruits through their paces. Joel Cowton, 34, and Peter De Maria, 42, graduated from the 19-week training…

  • Run it up the flagpole

    Run it up the flagpole

    By CASEY NEILL A VIETNAMESE woman with tears spilling from her eyes approaches the media table at the 14 December Greater Dandenong Council meeting. “Thank…

  • Club’s last roll

    Club’s last roll

    DANDENONG’S longest continuous sports club was farewelled in early 2015. In February the Dandenong City Bowling Club played its final home matches at its picturesque…

  • Anderson’s December to remember

    Anderson’s December to remember

    By JARROD POTTER PERSEVERING through numerous set-backs has been a constant thread throughout Larissa Anderson’s basketball coaching career and her first WNBL campaign has been…

  • Car crime clampdown

    Car crime clampdown

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD DANDENONG will be among the areas flooded with cops this week as police launch another operation to stop thefts from cars. More…

  • Electric bike break-in

    Electric bike break-in

    SIX electric bikes worth more than $60,000 were stolen from a Springvale business last month. Thieves broke into the Princes Highway store about 4am on…

  • Police probe homeless stabbing

    Police probe homeless stabbing

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH A HOMELESS man was found with life-threatening stab wounds to his back in Dandenong over the weekend. The man, aged in his…

  • Service for students

    Service for students

    By CASEY NEILL FIVE Dandenong High School students can pursue their studies thanks to local Nashos. For the past 10 years, the National Servicemen’s Association…

  • The art of the matter

    The art of the matter

    A NEW national art prize is encouraging refugees and asylum seekers to pursue their talents. City of Greater Dandenong has launched Home and Art to…

  • Acting career hits the roof

    Acting career hits the roof

    By CASEY NEILL A BREAKTHROUGH role doesn’t get much better than the fiddler in Fiddler on the Roof. Pakenham resident Brett Fisher made his professional…

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