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  • Labor member slams backroom moves

    Labor member slams backroom moves

    By CASEY NEILL THE Labor Party pulled the strings behind Greater Dandenong’s mayoral election, according to councillor John Kelly. He labelled his colleagues “a bunch…

  • Pokies fight

    Pokies fight

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS THE Greens have backed a multi-council campaign to reduce the harm wreaked by poker machines – while the Labor and Liberal parties…

  • Cash falls short for most vulnerable

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS MAJOR parties have failed to commit extra resources to tackle violence against the state’s most vulnerable women despite a damning recent report.…

  • Meat factory thieves case the joint for follow-up raid

    Meat factory thieves case the joint for follow-up raid

    THIEVES have stolen hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of equipment from a Dandenong South meat factory. They targeted the Redgum Drive factory twice in…

  • Three into one to go great

    Three into one to go great

    THE three racing codes will unite for one action-packed night of racing for the running of the City of Casey Tricodes Night on Saturday 22…

  • Drag racing stretches police resources

    Drag racing stretches police resources

    By CASEY NEILL KEYSBOROUGH residents fear drag racing on the Dandenong Bypass will soon kill. Michelle, who didn’t want her surname published, lives in the…

  • Library’s vault of knowledge

    GREATER Dandenong libraries have a new 24-7 online resource. The Vault was officially launched at Dandenong Library last Wednesday, 5 November. It draws on detailed…

  • Police driven to distraction

    Police driven to distraction

    SPRINGVALE police jumped in a semi-trailer to nab distracted drivers. Senior Sergeant Alan Dew said the trial operation used the truck as a spotting vehicle…

  • Missing teen’s safe return

    Missing teen’s safe return

    By BRIDGET SCOTT A CRANBOURNE girl who went missing on Monday afternoon has been found. Sarah Cartedge, 12, returned home safe and well on Wednesday…

  • Neighbours treated after fire rescue attempt

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS TWO well-intentioned neighbours were hospitalised after coming to the rescue of an 87-year-old Endeavour Hills woman whose house was engulfed in flames…

  • Stand together

    Stand together

    By CASEY NEILL “I PLEDGE to man up.” Male students at Keysborough College signed this pledge during a unique approach to tackling violence against women…

  • United against the pain

    United against the pain

    By GROUP EDITOR GARRY HOWE “I SWEAR never to commit, excuse or remain silent about violence against women. This is my oath.” A growing number…

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