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  • Crime city bust

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS Council boss calls for police to crack down on centre’s troublemakers… DANDENONG’s hard-won growing reputation could be tarnished if anti-social problems aren’t…

  • On the buses

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A LOW-cost solution could provide a compelling case to end Keysborough South residents’ public transport isolation. Ventura Bus Lines, in partnership with…

  • Gather ’round

    Gather ’round

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD ABORIGINAL people in the Dandenong area will soon have a new place to gather. The City of Casey late last month approved…

  • Child saved from hot locked car

    A TODDLER was left locked in a car in Noble Park North as the temperature soared above 30 degrees. Paramedics and a CFA crew were…

  • Man left cuffed by fake policeman

    Man left cuffed by fake policeman

    A WOULD-BE thief masquerading as a police officer has left a Dandenong man stranded in handcuffs. Greater Dandenong CIU Detective Senior Constable Jamie Cummings last…

  • Chest fills with emotion as long lost medals returned

    Chest fills with emotion as long lost medals returned

    By CASEY NEILL LEO Maybus can wear his grandfather’s World War I medals with pride on the Anzac Day centenary thanks to Dandenong police. They…

  • The final end… bowled out

    The final end… bowled out

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS City’s 132-year historic treasure to be demolished… DANDENONG’S longest continuous sports club is soon to be no more. On Saturday, Dandenong City…

  • Always ready for call-out

    Always ready for call-out

    By CASEY NEILL ROBERT ‘Bob’ Allen spent almost 50 years of his life as a firefighter, so a CFA guard of honour following his funeral…

  • Sponsors fizzle out over race scandal

    Sponsors fizzle out over race scandal

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS SANDOWN Park greyhound race course – the epicentre of Victoria’s greyhound industry – has lost two major sponsors over the live baiting…

  • Pooch patrol

    Pooch patrol

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A DEVASTATED Noble Park couple have been vainly searching the streets for their apparently stolen dog Sophia. John and Lavinia Vaccarino have…

  • Players ready to rule

    Players ready to rule

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS FOOTY franks served in dosa bread or a serviette laden with samosas – both would be a culinary leap for most footy…

  • Library on a Punjabi push

    Library on a Punjabi push

    NEW Punjabi books, DVDs and magazines are on Springvale Library shelves. City of Greater Dandenong Mayor Sean O’Reilly launched the collection on Saturday 21 February,…

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