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  • EPA denies staff cuts affect its policing

    EPA denies staff cuts affect its policing

    ENVIRONMENT Protection Authority Victoria’s chief executive has denied staff cuts are “compromising” its work in policing pollution in Melbourne’s south-east. In a letter to the…

  • CFA smoke alarm warning with daylight saving

    CFA smoke alarm warning with daylight saving

    Fire crews,including Noble Park CFA’s Ian Grace, Aaron Yates and Andrew South, are urging households to change their smoke alarm batteries this Sunday, coinciding with…

  • Female circumcision: fears continue in Victoria

    Female circumcision: fears continue in Victoria

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS EXPERTS in women’s health say families could still be finding ways to have their daughters circumcised — despite the practice being outlawed…

  • Problem gambling: machines that ate my life

    Problem gambling: machines that ate my life

    By DANIEL TRAN The grief and frustration that normally demanded Anna Bardsley’s attention faded to a dull ache as the poker machine whirred to life.…

  • FJ Holden makes Russell king of the road

    FJ Holden makes Russell king of the road

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS IT’S hard to think of Russell King’s blazing- orange FJ Holden as sad and rusted-out, which is how it looked six years…

  • VPL: Thunder weigh up court challenge

    VPL: Thunder weigh up court challenge

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS DANDENONG Thunder officials were last week weighing up a Supreme Court challenge against a five home-game spectator ban imposed by a Football…

  • School speed zone plea for Princes Highway

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS A GREATER Dandenong councillor wants lower speed limits on a high-casualty stretch of the Princes Highway where a student was fatally struck…

  • SFL to stage Anzac Day game

    SFL to stage Anzac Day game

    By ROY WARD CLAYTON and East Malvern will play a special stand-alone game at Meade Reserve, Clayton, on Anzac Day. The clubs have had the…

  • Springvale level crossing work to begin

    Springvale level crossing work to begin

    Preliminary works to eliminate Springvale’s level crossing are set to begin after Public Transport and Roads Minister Terry Mulder announced last week that Coleman Rail…

  • Casey Council won't help with CEO Tyler's legal costs

    Casey Council won't help with CEO Tyler's legal costs

    Casey mayor Amanda Stapledon last week ruled out the council paying for chief executive Mike Tyler’s legal defence over alleged breaches of the Local Government…

  • Acrobatic comedy at Drum Theatre

    The Almost Exactly Circus rolls out comedic acrobatics in a family-friendly 45-minute show at the Drum theatre in Dandenong this week. The aptly-named Minimum Stay…

  • Cosmo Cosmolino quintet plays it cool

    Gypsy-based quintet Cosmo Cosmolino plays for free at Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre on Sunday   as part of Greater Dandenong Council’s Hot &…

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