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  • TAC Cup: Dandenong Stingrays win

    TAC Cup: Dandenong Stingrays win

    DANDENONG Stingrays defended their home turf with a 50-point win over Murray Bushrangers at Shepley Oval on Saturday.  The Stingrays overpowered the Bushrangers in the…

  • Budget Victoria: Transport, roads on Greater Dandenong wish-list

    Budget Victoria: Transport, roads on Greater Dandenong wish-list

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS IMPROVED roads and public transport services are among the top items on Greater Dandenong Council’s wish-list ahead of tomorrow’s state budget. Chief…

  • Stacks of kudos

    Stacks of kudos

    Dandenong Pavilion head chef Matt Dunlop shows off the sweet taste of victory after the restaurant won a national award at the Australian Small Business…

  • Street art's friendly prompts

    Street art's friendly prompts

    Mysterious stencils have been giving commuters such as this one a welcoming arm at Noble Park, Sandown Park and Yarraman railway stations. Street artist Zie…

  • Casualties of ADF training duty honoured

    Casualties of ADF training duty honoured

    By NARELLE COULTER IN an Australian first, members of the defence forces killed in training accidents will soon have a permanent memorial in Cranbourne. A…

  • Dreamtime flight

    Dreamtime flight

    Artist Kundah, pictured, paints great holes in the middle of his paintings. A bit like what he calls the “50-year hole” in his life —…

  • Flying fists, flailing feet

    Flying fists, flailing feet

    FOR the most part, this violence is a quiet affair. That dull thump is the sound of a fist meeting flesh. The short, sharp slapping…

  • Country girl keeps CWA flag flying

    JEAN Taylor personifies the true spirit of a country woman — generous to a fault and a person you could rely on in a pinch.…

  • Bus routes bid ruling draws ire of Ventura, Volgren

    Bus routes bid ruling draws ire of Ventura, Volgren

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS MANUFACTURING Minister David Hodgett has admitted to “mixed views” on Public Transport Victoria’s decision to overlook Dandenong-based Ventura in favour of an…

  • Letters to the Editor, Dandenong Journal

    Re: Pakula wins, but Labor vote slides The people have spoken and all political parties need to lift their game and truly represent the people…

  • Dandenong man on manslaughter charge

    Dandenong man on manslaughter charge

    A 40-year-old Dandenong man has been charged with manslaughter after a man died from injuries allegedly sustained in a fight in Cranbourne. Glenn Carleton appeared…

  • Bully stopping pays off

    Bully stopping pays off

    Five seconds of inspiration has won Farid Khoweiss, a student at Gleneagles Secondary College in Endeavour Hills, an iPad, iPod and $500 cash. Farid, 13, won…

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