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  • Family fun day to mark Noble Park milestone

    Noble Park’s Ross Reserve will be a hive of activity when Greater Dandenong holds a family fun sports day to help celebrate the Noble Park…

  • Pancake flippin' delight

    Pancake flippin' delight

    St John’s Regional College student Isabella was one of a number of students who enjoyed the pancakes flipped up by the principal and teachers as…

  • Questionable question time

    Questionable question time

    By JASON TURNER AN unusual number of questions from residents at recent Greater Dandenong Council meetings has sparked debate about how the council conducts public…

  • Big year for Dandenong's Drum

    Big year for Dandenong's Drum

    A big year of entertainment is set for Dandenong audiences in 2013, with a wide range of shows lined up for the Drum Theatre. This…

  • Extending gift of support for special kids

    Extending gift of support for special kids

    By JASON TURNER BEING a parent can be tough at the best of times but for Noble Park North resident Setsuko Nakazawa the balancing act…

  • Stay-at-home voters targeted

    Stay-at-home voters targeted

    By JASON TURNER GREATER Dandenong Council could stand to make more than $700,000 from last year’s council election, with more than 10,000 people facing possible…

  • MPs may probe freight trucks

    By DAN MOSS, STATE PARLIAMENT EDITOR HEALTH impacts from trucks would be investigated at a parliamentary committee if a Greens motion due to be put…

  • From creek to raging Dandenong torrent

    By MARG STORK IT’S a bridge not too far from the beating heart of our city, so it can’t afford to stay off limits to…

  • Free legal advice … and a movie

    Free legal advice … and a movie

    DANDENONG’S legal fraternity is coming together to celebrate World Day of Social Justice this Wednesday with a free event featuring free legal advice and a…

  • $66 motorbike levy may go

    $66 motorbike levy may go

    By JASON TURNER A $66 slug on motorbike riders that pays for safety schemes would be abolished under a recommendation from a parliamentary road safety…

  • Footpath displays given boot in Dandenong

    Footpath displays given boot in Dandenong

    By JASON TURNER CENTRAL Dandenong retailers fear they will lose business following Greater Dandenong Council approving a two-year trial banning the display of goods on…

  • Tim Holding quits politics: Lyndhurst by-election not set

    Tim Holding quits politics: Lyndhurst by-election not set

    By DAN MOSS, State Parliament Editor LATEST: Tim Holding will put politics aside after 15 years in public life, sparking a by-election in his seat of…

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