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Noble Park North house fire 'suspicious'
Police are investigating a suspicious house fire in Noble Park North on the morning of January 25. CFA crews were alerted to smoke coming from…
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Thieves use capiscum spray on woman
A Springvale woman was attacked with capsicum spray in an aggravated burglary at her home. A group of several men and a woman invaded the…
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'Red-ink' report to check on council 'Joneses'
Greater Dandenong Council will look into how much debt it has in comparison to its south-eastern counterparts such as Casey and Monash. Cr Matthew Kirwan…
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Springvale residents in dark over council site sale
By JASON TURNER RESIDENTS near Springvale’s former depot site appear to have been the last to learn of Greater Dandenong Council’s plans to sell the…
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PPPs urged to help remove rail level crossings
By JASON TURNER A GREATER Dandenong councillor is calling for the state government to team up with private developers to help pay for removing problem…
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Noble Park North house fire treated as suspicious
POLICE are investigating a suspicious house fire in Noble Park North on Friday morning. CFA crews were alerted to smoke coming from the garage of…
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Springvale woman attacked with capsicum spray in home invasion
A SPRINGVALE woman was attacked with capsicum spray in an aggravated burglary at her home. A group of several men and a woman invaded the…
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Noble Park: Quick-thinking kids put out fire with soft drink
A GROUP of quick-thinking children used leftover soft drink to extinguish a small fire in Noble Park yesterday. Police have praised the youngsters who smelled…
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Powering along learning trail
By JASON TURNER EMPOWERING may sometimes seem an overused word, but when Cheryl Wilkinson describes her work with recently arrived migrants, there’s just no better…
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‘Fabulous’ parents save Cornish College
By JASON TURNER FOR a while, it looked like Bangholme’s Cornish College was set to face a fate similar to other struggling independent colleges —…
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Doveton children feared priest, inquiry told
By DAN MOSS: State parliament editor A DOVETON school filled with fear and suspicion soon after Father Peter Searson arrived. He was known for walking…
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AFL Casey NAB Cup game: Tickets on sale
By BRAD McGRATH ORGANISERS have capped the Casey Fields crowd at about 10,000 for the NAB Cup Melbourne-St Kilda clash on March 9, with the public already…
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