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  • My week at the Journal

    My week at the Journal

    By Jordan Dana, Ringwood Secondary College year 10 student AS I am interested in journalism I decided to try and do my Year 10 work experience…

  • Distress over missing diabetic pooch Boofy

    Distress over missing diabetic pooch Boofy

    THE Narre Warren owners of a diabetic poodle-cross which went missing from Dandenong North two weeks ago are concerned for her health. ‘Boofy’ was staying…

  • Firefight

    Firefight

    By CASEY NEILL THE state’s busiest CFA crew and will soon have a new $13 million home – but what Dandenong Fire Brigade really needs…

  • Raise drinking age to 21 – Cornerstone

    Raise drinking age to 21 – Cornerstone

    By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG’S Cornerstone Contact Centre is part of a push to raise the legal drinking age to 21. The welfare service’s co-ordinator Don…

  • The language of manufacturing

    The language of manufacturing

    By CASEY NEILL THE region’s new manufacturing spokesman said he fell into the industry, but now wouldn’t be anywhere else. Adrian Boden took over as…

  • Service remembers conflict

    Service remembers conflict

    DANDENONG RSL honoured Vietnamese war veterans on Saturday. The Vietnam Armed Forces Day event included a brief service in English and Vietnamese at the Victorian…

  • ‘Dead’ paratrooper says ‘I’m Aussie now, mate!’

    ‘Dead’ paratrooper says ‘I’m Aussie now, mate!’

    By CASEY NEILL VIETNAMESE paratrooper Long ’Peter’ Nguyen is determined to do all he can to make Australia a better place. The Keysborough resident joined…

  • Chaat Corner offers Indian vegetarian treats

    Chaat Corner offers Indian vegetarian treats

    A NEW taste of India is now open in Dandenong. Dandenong Market has welcomed Chaat Corner to its multicultural café offerings, and it’s serving up…

  • Painted to perfection

    Painted to perfection

    TALENTED residents at a Noble Park aged care centre showed off their artwork this month. TLC Noble Manor put about 150 framed paintings on display,…

  • Midnight bedroom horror

    Midnight bedroom horror

    By CASEY NEILL A DRUG-AFFECTED driver clipped a parked car, careered through a brick fence and ploughed into the bedroom where Leanne Donaldson slept about…

  • HIV fears over needle cuts

    THERE are fears changes to Dandenong’s Needle Syringe Program will increase hepatitis C and HIV transmission in the area, and increase the risk of potentially-deadly…

  • Ray’s woes contiunue

    Ray’s woes contiunue

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD ON THE hunt for redemption after last week’s disappointing loss, the Stingrays came out firing against the Eastern Ranges but were unable…

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