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Australian Open: Christopher is on the ball
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WHILE MOST OF US are kicking back to watch the world's greatest tennis stars take centre...
Dumping on charity is just uncharitable
By JASON TURNER
A GROUP of Noble Park charity shops is disgruntled by Greater Dandenong Council's reluctance to help clean up the regular havoc created...
Heat stress kids left in cars: How can parents do it?
The sight of red-faced children strapped into their booster seats on days when Melbourne swelters has been burned into Rob Jaske's memory.
There are occasions...
Oz Open: Matosevic builds on a career year
By ROY WARD
STAY realistic, keep healthy and keep working hard — those are the foundations Dandenong tennis star Marinko Matosevic wants to build on...
Clowning around at Springvale library
Lauren, 5, enjoys some of the fun at Springvale library last week when Red the Clown came for a visit. Dandenong and Springvale libraries...
Privacy fears as school overlooks home
By JASON TURNER
NOBLE Park residents are outraged they were left in the dark about construction at a neighbouring primary school that has caused disruption...
Phelps a hero for Nobel Park swimmer Galileos
By JASON TURNER
WITH a swag of medals around his neck, Noble Park North swimmer Nicholas Galileos is ready to dive back into the pool...
Poms tested at Dandenong cricket
By Marg Stork
I WAS browsing through a faded and tattered copy of the Dandenong Journal's 1865-1965 souvenir issue during the Christmas break when a...
Counting their religious blessings at Christmas
FOR some, December 25 is a day to spiritually reflect on the birth of Jesus. For others, it’s just a public holiday. DAVID SCHOUT...
Deck the halls at Monash Children's
DANDENONG NORTH Primary School pupils Tabitha and Seren painted their own festive designs onto windows at Monash Children's hospital wards in Dandenong last week....
A game of snakes and adders in Cranbourne
By MARG STORK
I WAS browsing through a faded, tattered copy of The Dandenong Journal when a headline on the front page caught my eye:...
Cadillac cruising
Chestnut Gardens retirement village staff member Ashwin Lennox and resident Eileen McCullough lapped up the luxury of a 1940 Cadillac last Wednesday. The vintage...
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Kingswood Basin’s eroded banks investigated
A safety assessment is being conducted on Kingswood Retarding Basin due to its “structural instability”.
Melbourne Water started geotechnical testing on the deteriorating embankment in...
