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  • Vale Shaye Kosky: Hundreds farewell popular Dandenong school girl

    Vale Shaye Kosky: Hundreds farewell popular Dandenong school girl

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS ON her tribute screen was ‘‘one day can change everything’’. It was an understated reminder of 13-year-old Shaye Kosky’s tragic death to…

  • Labor's Pakula to stand in Lyndhurst

    By Dan Moss: State Parliament Editor MARTIN Pakula will stand for the safe Labor seat of Lyndhurst to bring him into the Victorian lower house.…

  • Alleged robbery at Springvale RSL thwarted

    Patrons and security staff tackled an alleged armed robber at Springvale RSL on Thursday night. Police said  a group of men, one armed with a…

  • Pet sheep Baa's court bill could balloon

    Pet sheep Baa's court bill could balloon

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS SPRINGVALE mechanic Vu Ho refuses to buckle ahead of a potential $100,000 Court of Appeal fight against the eviction of his domestic…

  • CWA: Seeds sprout from mighty oak

    By MARG STORK LIFE begins at 80 for the sprightly ladies of the Country Women’s Association Dandenong branch. In the English tradition, an 80th anniversary…

  • Barnardos, Royal Life Saving put needy kids in the swim

    Barnardos, Royal Life Saving put needy kids in the swim

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS CHILDREN from disadvantaged backgrounds have been treated to free learn-to-swim lessons at Dandenong Oasis. Many of the 21 budding swimmers, aged 5-12,…

  • VPL Thunder: We've been put on death row

    DANDENONG Thunder was last week sweating on a make-or-break interpretation by a soccer tribunal, which could save it at least $40,000. On appeal this month,…

  • Hallam drub lab uncovered

    Hallam drub lab uncovered

    A clandestine drug laboratory and three stolen cars were found by police at a Hallam factory last Wednesday night.  Casey CIU detectives made their discoveries…

  • Single parent serves others as welfare is cut

    Single parent serves others as welfare is cut

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS SINGLE mother Gloria Anderson has found good deeds are not necessarily returned in kind. The volunteer chef — and about 84,000 single…

  • Mosque dispute: New Indian church hopes for peace

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS WHEN senior pastor Wills Thomas submitted plans for a new home for his church Ebenezer Christian Assembly, he had no idea his…

  • 360 Allstars take circus to the streets

    360 Allstars take circus to the streets

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS  You haven’t heard of the 360 Allstars? The city’s youth sure have, and are ready for the adrenalin hit of world-class athletes,…

  • No word on Chisholm TAFE cash

    Chisholm TAFE is unsure if it will recoup recent funding cuts from the state government’s $200 million injection over four years.  Last year, Chisholm axed…

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