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  • Call to fix another Abbotts Road black spot

    Call to fix another Abbotts Road black spot

    WORKERS in Abbotts Road, Dandenong South, rocked by last Saturday week’s fatal level crossing crash, are calling on Greater Dandenong Council to fix a nearby…

  • Serrated tussock not for DIY: council

    Serrated tussock not for DIY: council

    GREATER Dandenong Council has warned residents not to try do-it-yourself removal of the prolific and nationally-significant weed serrated tussock. The Department of Primary Industries recently…

  • Driver dies in Dandenong North crash

    Driver dies in Dandenong North crash

    A man died after his car (pictured) struck a tree in Dandenong North on Friday afternoon. Police said the driver was travelling north on Gladstone…

  • DAIR workers' future still in doubt

    About 150 workers returned to work at Dandenong South auto-parts manufacturer DAIR Industries last Wednesday, but their future at the plant remains clouded. The workers…

  • Servo robber strikes in Dandenong North again

    Servo robber strikes in Dandenong North again

    Staff at a service station in Dandenong North have been held up at knife-point twice in two weeks. A man threatened an Oz Fuel staff…

  • VPL: Thunder stunned with $40,000 flare penalty 

    VPL: Thunder stunned with $40,000 flare penalty 

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS DANDENONG Thunder has serious concerns for its financial future, looking shaky after a blow from massive “zero-tolerance” penalties imposed for spectators firing…

  • Chimney gone in a lightning flash

    Chimney gone in a lightning flash

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS DESPITE the popular saying, last Tuesday’s lightning strike on a Dandenong North historic homestead may not have been the first time. Owner…

  • Music good times roll on at the Caravan

    Music good times roll on at the Caravan

    THIS is what an oasis in a cultural desert looks like: a cavernous canteen littered with mismatched chairs and tables under checkered cloths, a stage in…

  • Dandenong mayor stands against 'stigmas'

    Dandenong mayor stands against 'stigmas'

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS ANGELA Long was elected unopposed as Greater Dandenong mayor last week and pledged to represent indigenous groups and young people. Cr Long,…

  • Chilling memories of train-truck disaster

    Chilling memories of train-truck disaster

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS IT was a horrible sort of Final Destination moment for Lucia Hatzivoyiatzis. The Dandenong single mother thought she was going to die…

  • Dandenong youth zoom in on bullying scourge

    Dandenong youth zoom in on bullying scourge

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS THE tragic consequences of bullying is all too apparent to Dandenong-based Young Leader member Albert Mambo. At his boarding high school in…

  • Greater Dandenong poll: luck of the vote

    By DAVID SCHOUT and CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS IN an interesting what-if, Greater Dandenong mayor Angela Long would not have been elected as councillor under a first-past-the-post…

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