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  • Gunman unzipped

    Briefly A MAN with a home-made firearm down the front of his pants was arrested at Springvale Railway Station on Monday night. Three protective services…

  • Marg leaves treasured memories

    Marg leaves treasured memories

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong and the Journal lost one of their stalwarts on Tuesday. Marg Stork, 91, had been penning stories and columns about…

  • Big Top, big talent

    Big Top, big talent

    MULTICULTURAL Dandenong was on display in all its glorious colour and diversity at the inaugural Emerge Under the Big Top Festival at Dandenong Market on…

  • Carma Keast’s karma feast

    Carma Keast’s karma feast

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS IT could be a case of Carma by name, good karma by nature for community-minded 89-year-old Carma Keast. Mrs Keast, of Dandenong,…

  • Thanks, Australia

    Thanks, Australia

    By CASEY NEILL “I FEEL like Australia gave me a chance, gave me an opportunity to become someone.” Springvale’s Richard Lim fled Cambodia 34 years…

  • Giving in her nature

    Giving in her nature

    By CASEY NEILL GIVING to the Dandenong community has always come naturally to Margo Hartley. The Endeavour Hills resident was today awarded a Medal of…

  • Hope for ‘drug’ school site clean-up

    By CASEY NEILL AN abandoned and vandalised Noble Park school could be flattened within weeks, but its future remains unclear. A spokeswoman for Education Minister…

  • Inception of conception

    Inception of conception

    By CASEY NEILL KEYSBOROUGH student Jake O’Donnell has put a unique spin on conception, using layered images of naked men. The artwork earned the Cranbourne…

  • Probe into falling glass

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS THE Victorian Workcover Authority is making inquiries into an incident that saw glass fall from a bank of windows above Dandenong Oasis’s…

  • Showcase for disabled ability

    Showcase for disabled ability

    By CASEY NEILL A POP-UP shop at Dandenong Plaza is showcasing what people with disabilities can do. The Wallara shop will stock products its service…

  • Kids take charge of school

    Kids take charge of school

    THREE students dispensed with their uniforms and made themselves at home in the boss’s chair at St Mary’s School, Dandenong on Wednesday. Raul Spink, Summer…

  • Guides to diversity

    Guides to diversity

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS MULTICULTURALISM has become something of a badge of honour for Girl Guides in Springvale. In a pilot program, the Guides have joined…

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