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  • Crisis of China confidence

    By CASEY NEILL A trip to China is a waste of ratepayers’ money say three Greater Dandenong councillors who have also criticised the sister city…

  • Hoons waste police time

    By CASEY NEILL Hoons are costing lives by using up police time during low risk periods and leaving them short of manpower during the most…

  • Watch out for walls

    GREATER Dandenong walls are coming under scrutiny, and the community’s encouraged to express any concerns. City of Greater Dandenong will carry out inspections on freestanding…

  • Dandenong Hospital nurses may take action

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS NURSES may take industrial action over unresolved safety concerns at Dandenong Hospital’s emergency department since a 2011 state inquiry into the problem.…

  • Gallery: Dandenong Anzac Day service

    Gallery: Dandenong Anzac Day service

    Veterans and families marched from the Dandenong RSL to the centotaph at Pillars of Freedom for the Dandenong Anzac Day service.

  • Four charged as sniffer dogs hit Greater Dandenong 

    FOUR people were charged with drug-related offences during a police sniffer-dog operation in Springvale, Noble Park and Dandenong yesterday. Plain-clothes and uniform police officers, assisted…

  • Ashes squad: Dandenong Panthers pacemen lead attack

    Ashes squad: Dandenong Panthers pacemen lead attack

    By BRAD McGRATH TWO Dandenong Panthers pacemen will spearhead Australia’s attack in England as they attempt to reclaim the Ashes. James Pattinson and Peter Siddle…

  • Man charged after Springvale drugs raid

    By KAREN COOMBS A MAN was arrested and charged for cultivating a commercial quantity of cannabis after a police raid of two houses in Hanleth…

  • Woman, 67, attacked in Hallam

    Woman, 67, attacked in Hallam

    A 67-YEAR-old woman suffered a broken pelvis and ribs after being attacked while walking her dog in Hallam parkland last week. Police say an unknown…

  • Candidate push for more Dandenong CCT cameras

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS A FEDERAL Liberal candidate says he’ll fight for funding for more closed-circuit television cameras in central Dandenong. Emanuele Cicchiello, who will run…

  • Gallery: Anzac Day parade in Noble Park

    Gallery: Anzac Day parade in Noble Park

    A 400-strong crowd flocked to the Anzac Day parade and service in Noble Park yesterday.  The veterans, mainly Vietnam ex-service personnel, and spectators paid their…

  • Different strokes create harmony

    Different strokes create harmony

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS Imagine the creative tensions in a band comprising a hardcore punk guitarist, an R&B/reggae drummer and a folk singer. But the members…

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