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  • Construction company works on safety award

    A KEYSBOROUGH business is among finalists for this year’s WorkSafe Awards. State Assistant Treasurer Gordon Rich-Phillips last week congratulated the first of eight finalists nominated…

  • Business are willing to take the toll

    GREATER Dandenong businesses are open to the idea of a new toll road to ease railway crossing congestion in Dandenong South. A survey of those…

  • Spark of hope in battle for the top

    By RUSSELL BENNETT THE Dandenong Rangers WNBL team is leaving no stone untuned in a relentless quest to reclaim its spot at the top of…

  • Cavalier attitude wins through

    The Dandenong Thunder was unable to overcome a tenacious Green Gully Cavaliers, falling 2-0 and remaining seventh on the ladder. After only trailing 1-0 at…

  • Lyndhurst electorate obliterated

    Lyndhurst electorate obliterated

    By CASEY NEILL THE Lyndhurst electorate will be no more under proposed changes to state electoral boundaries. Victoria’s Electoral Boundaries Commission (EBC) on 27 June…

  • Vu Ho the fighter: Sheep, prison, Viet Cong, pirates

    Vu Ho the fighter: Sheep, prison, Viet Cong, pirates

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS LATEST: When Vu Ho lost last week’s legal appeal to keep his pet sheep Baa at his Springvale home, he faced a $200,000-plus…

  • Marinko Matosevic always a winner at Dandenong Tennis Club

    Marinko Matosevic always a winner at Dandenong Tennis Club

    By EWEN McRAE: emcrae@mmpgroup.com.au SUCCESS at the majors might be eluding Marinko Matosevic, but at Dandenong Tennis Club he’ll always be a big deal. Matosevic was…

  • Keysborough acid test: gallery, video

    Keysborough acid test: gallery, video

    By ALECIA PINNER EPA staff donned protective suits before tackling the clean-up of an acid spill on Keysborough Road last Tuesday. A 1000-litre container fell…

  • Pole makes light work of Hallam oval’s tree problem

    Pole makes light work of Hallam oval’s tree problem

    By ALECIA PINNER: apinner@mmpgroup.com.au CASEY council will erect an extra light pole at Hallam Recreation Reserve to solve the problem of a large tree casting…

  • Casey, Great Dandenong grants take a massive hit

    By ALECIA PINNER CASEY council will lose $434,000 in federal government grants this financial year – the second-highest loss to a council in Victoria –…

  • Your community voice: Sri Samy

    Community Voice  is a monthly column celebrating Greater Dandenong’s diverse cultures and lifestyles. This month Sri Samy, a charity volunteer and advocate for Tamil refugees,…

  • Skate teenagers robbed in Dandenong

    POLICE are seeking witnesses to a robbery in which a group of teenagers threatened two 16-year-old boys and stole mobile phones and an iPod about…

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