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  • Tribute to Vietnam veterans

    Tribute to Vietnam veterans

    DANDENONG RSL hosted a Vietnam War service on Anzac Day, in addition to its traditional march and service. The Vietnamese Community in Australia president Bon…

  • Get up and speak out

    RACISM. Get Up. Speak Out. This is the message of the new City of Greater Dandenong arts project exploring and celebrating positive responses to racism.…

  • Nurses’ strike threat over safety fears

    DANDENONG Hospital nurses are threatening to take strike action today (Thursday) over violence. Emergency room staff say they are regularly hit, punched, kicked, bitten and…

  • Man finds double trouble

    A DANDENONG man claims to have been robbed after allegedly picking up a prostitute. Police said he approached the woman in Thomas Street, Dandenong, about…

  • Be all we can be

    By CASEY NEILL “DON’T see Dandenong only as your employment location, your work address. Help us make it something more.” That was the plea from…

  • Nurses meet with Monash Health in bid to avert Dandenong Hospital walkout

    Nurses meet with Monash Health in bid to avert Dandenong Hospital walkout

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS NURSES are hopeful that their threatened walk-out from Dandenong Hospital emergency department nurses may be averted after talks with Monash Health this…

  • Dandenong North man Mirek Dziczkowski missing

    Dandenong North man Mirek Dziczkowski missing

    GREATER Dandenong CIU detectives are concerned for the welfare of a Dandenong North man who has been missing since January.  Police say Mirek Dziczkowski, 40,…

  • Dandenong Hospital nurse walk-out called off

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS LATEST: Nurses have called off their threatened walk-out from Dandenong Hospital emergency department after breakthrough talks with Monash Health yesterday morning. Australian Nursing…

  • Security guards meet over Dandenong Hospital violence

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS SECURITY guards at Dandenong Hospital are meeting tomorrow over the summary dismissal of a colleague after one of a series of violent…

  • Anzac Appeal collection theft: Springvale woman charged

    A SPRINGVALE woman has been charged over allegedly stealing an Anzac Appeal collector’s handbag and car this month. Senior Sergeant Paul Marshall, of Endeavour Hills…

  • Bollard-gate: Greater Dandenong path row ramps up

    Bollard-gate: Greater Dandenong path row ramps up

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS PERHAPS a name for this debacle should be ‘Bollard-gate’. How else can you describe a $40,000 footpath project that was to provide…

  • Lyndhurst byelection: Labor wins but slides 14.6%

    Lyndhurst byelection: Labor wins but slides 14.6%

    LABOR candidate Martin Pakula has claimed victory in the Lyndhurst state byelection despite a historically low primary vote in the traditionally safe ALP seat.  After…

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