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  • Risks raise a stink

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS Chinese developers have been told to be cautions over their plans to develop a theme park within sniffing distance of a major…

  • Couple work hard together

    Couple work hard together

    By CASEY NEILL AHMET and Emina Vehabovic married after a week-long courtship when he was 23 – and she was just 15. On 18 October…

  • Humour brings them through

    Humour brings them through

    By CASEY NEILL HUMOUR has played a big part in Springvale couple Sylvia and Jimmy Nolan celebrating 65 years of marriage. They wed on 15…

  • Human tragedy

    Human tragedy

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS ASYLUM seeker figures confirm a “humanitarian” crisis is developing in Dandenong, according to councillor Roz Blades. According to Department of Immigration and…

  • High-speed chase ends in charges

    High-speed chase ends in charges

    AN ENDEAVOUR Hills man has been charged over several alleged car jackings as part of a three-hour police chase from Dandenong to East Gippsland last…

  • Salvation for Christmas kids’ gifts

    Salvation for Christmas kids’ gifts

    DANDENONG Salvation Army is working hard to make sure thousands of kids wake up to toys on Christmas morning. Corps officer Captain Stuart McGifford said…

  • Newspaper reading grabs the headlines

    Newspaper reading grabs the headlines

    A WEEKLY chat over a newspaper can do wonders for English skills. Jeanette Walde brings in the latest news to AMES Dandenong, using it to…

  • Lessons learnt

    Lessons learnt

    By CASEY NEILL A KEYSBOROUGH principal has received a national award for his achievements in education. Resurrection Primary School’s Steve Bellesini accepted the John Laing…

  • Overdose leads to trafficking charges

    Overdose leads to trafficking charges

    A MAN found slumped behind the wheel of an allegedly stolen station wagon has been charged with drug trafficking. Majed Al-Dimachki, 29, of Hampton, had…

  • Back to life

    Back to life

    By CASEY NEILL BUNURONG Memorial Park is on its way to becoming three times bigger than the Royal Botanic Gardens. Health and Ageing Minister David…

  • Speaking up for Spanish

    Speaking up for Spanish

    By CASEY NEILL SPRING Parks Primary School took a Spanish twist this month. The dual-campus Springvale school combined on 15 October to celebrate its new…

  • Making the next big thing

    By CASEY NEILL MORE than 550 people heard that “manufacturing will be the next big thing in the Victorian economy” at the Victorian Manufacturing Showcase.…

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