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  • You’ll be right, mate, just get the lingo

    By CASEY NEILL IT’S up to migrant jobseekers to understand the nuances of Australian workplaces, according to Aaron Mashano. The African-born CEO of Dandenong employment…

  • Ice’s growing chill

    Ice’s growing chill

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS Ice is overtaking heroin as one of the favoured drugs in culturally and linguistically diverse communities and is destroying families, according to…

  • Arrests after drugs raid

    Arrests after drugs raid

    POLICE made two arrests following a drug raid in Dandenong North late last month. Dandenong Tasking Unit members executed a drugs warrant at an address…

  • Fundraising takes a stand

    Fundraising takes a stand

    ART stands bring in about $14,000 each year to help the Rotary Club of Dandenong support worthy causes. But club president Ian Maxwell said a…

  • Park gateway gets backing

    Park gateway gets backing

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong Mayor Jim Memeti has partially backed a proposed parkland gateway into Dandenong on Cheltenham Road. The council is set to…

  • Bridge over troubled waters

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS PLACES Victoria is set to build a long-awaited bridge across Dandenong Creek. The bridge will link central Dandenong and Dandenong South via…

  • Our efforts raise the standard

    Our efforts raise the standard

    Community Voice: Cornerstone Contact Centre co-ordinator Don Cameron CORNERSTONE Contact Centre in Dandenong provides about 35,000 free meals to the people of Greater Dandenong and…

  • Orchids spring

    Orchids spring

    By NARELLE COULTER WITH spring in the air, the Dandenong and District Orchid Club is preparing for another bloomin’ good annual show at the end…

  • XXX raid ends in handcuffs

    XXX raid ends in handcuffs

    TWO men are in custody following an armed robbery at a Dandenong adult entertainment store on 23 August. Andrew Maharaj, 33, from Dandenong, and Krisneil…

  • Friends campaign

    Friends campaign

    By NARELLE COULTER TWO mates whose friendship was forged in battle have banded together to make sure a new generation understands how Australia’s identity has…

  • Council raises toxic stink

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong Council will continue to lobby for Lyndhurst toxic waste dump’s closure despite a rebuff from the state government. Mayor Jim…

  • Number’s up for maths problems

    Number’s up for maths problems

    STUDENTS welcomed problems – and solved them – at the third annual Greater Dandenong District Maths Games Day. Keysborough Primary School hosted 208 maths students…

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