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Cops focus on cylists
By CASEY NEILL CYCLISTS will draw extra attention from the Greater Dandenong Highway Patrol this month – but not necessarily for the wrong reasons. Senior…
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Intruders all in blue
THREE men dressed in blue used sauce and black powder to tag the word ‘cripps’ inside a Dandenong South home. Police said the trio entered…
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Police standing by
By CASEY NEILL POLICE are confident they’ve quelled the latest bikie violence outbreak in the south east, but are ready to pounce on any resurgence.…
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Fight for information
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS TWO Greater Dandenong councillors’ fight for the public release of a confidential probe into their conduct was the subject of a tense…
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VCAT dozes appeal
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS A LEGAL challenge against bulldozing native vegetation of “very high conservation significance” to make way for the proposed Dingley Bypass has been…
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Exploring family life
AN INSTAGRAM competition is exploring respect in families, bullying and relationships. City of Greater Dandenong youth ambassadors have launched a community-wide social media campaign to…
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Fear of parking
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS WORKERS at Dandenong Plaza fear for their safety after being forced to vacate prime customer parking spaces and park in the plaza’s…
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Profit from their experience
SMALL businesses can access free mentoring and support in Dandenong on Wednesday 16 October. The State Government’s Mobile Business Centre last visited the area 12…
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Grant stirs creative juices
A $20,000 grant will help central Dandenong food businesses make the most of the revitalisation happening around them. City of Greater Dandenong last week received…
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Hallam’s hurt locker
POLICE evacuated the scene of a drive-by shooting at a Hallam gym this morning where bombs were discovered, just hours after a similar shooting in…
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Attack dog chased off
By CASEY NEILL NAURMA Dawson thought her tiny pooch Suzi was done for when a dog roaming the streets grabbed her throat in its jaws…
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Word’s out for language skills
By CASEY NEILL VOLUNTEERS are helping refugees tap into English and life skills at Dandenong Neighbourhood House. House manager Robyn Coslovich said people on bridging…
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