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  • Pedal cash for cancer

    Pedal cash for cancer

    By CASEY NEILL A DANDENONG worker will pedal more than 200 kilometres to raise cash for cancer. Nikki Angelico is aiming to raise $15,000 for…

  • Rik’s raring to stomp ’the G’

    Rik’s raring to stomp ’the G’

    By CASEY NEILL A BANGHOLME man will climb more than 7000 steps to make sick kids’ dreams come true. Rik Marchant will tackle the inaugural…

  • Steer the toll to zero

    Steer the toll to zero

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD Sue Grady understands the devastating consequences of road fatalities as well as anyone – in 2008 she lost her father in a…

  • Colour comes into the night

    Colour comes into the night

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD The City of Greater Dandenong is inviting residents to celebrate ’Burqas, Veils and Hoodies’ as part of this year’s Nocturnal public art…

  • Kinder opens for action

    Kinder opens for action

    SPRINGVALE South’s new early learning centre has officially opened its doors. The Springvale South Kindergarten has been renamed Athol Road Primary School Early Learning Centre…

  • Retiring from roll

    Retiring from roll

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD The oldest lawn bowls shop in Victoria has had no choice but to permanently close its doors. The colourful 33-year history of…

  • Rubbish squeeze

    Rubbish squeeze

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD HOUSEHOLD garbage bins will be reduced by 20 litres in a bid to minimize waste and maximise recycling. Under the City of…

  • Theatre drums up future plans

    Theatre drums up future plans

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD The Drum Theatre will continue to play an integral role in multicultural performing arts across the Dandenong region, according to the theatre’s…

  • Rollout connections kick off

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD CONSTRUCTION to bring the National Broadband Network (NBN) to more than 2000 extra homes in Greater Dandenong has started. Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus…

  • Career pathways on show

    Career pathways on show

    By BRIDGET COOK STUDENTS across the region got to try out more than 40 different career options at the South East Try a Trade and…

  • Grants give high-tech edge

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD THREE Dandenong businesses have been awarded with technology grants to boost their competitiveness. Popina has been given $250,000, HM Engines, $61,000 and…

  • Bin arsonists on a roll

    Police are appealing for witnesses to a series of bin fires in Noble Park on Monday 27 May, between 1am and 3am. The four fires…

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