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It’s no joyride
It’s a jungle out there as cyclists and motorists jostle for space. Sandra Bull looks at how everyone can help make our roads safer.
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Charges follow car crash into house
By Cameron Lucadou-Wells
A MAN has been charged with assault, false imprisonment and theft of a motor vehicle after a car was stolen and crashed...
Keysborough, Edithvale armed robbery charges laid
By Cameron Lucadou-Wells
Two men have been charged over armed robberies at a 7-Eleven store in Keysborough and a BP service station in Edithvale on...
Stud Road taxi dispute leads to charges
By Cameron Lucadou-Wells
A taxi driver has been charged after allegedly driving into a passenger on Stud Road near Dandenong Basketball Stadium about 1.40am yesterday.
Police...
It’s all happening around the Green Table
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS
A FORMER farmhouse in Dandenong will be a hive of live music over the next month.
The Green Table, a little-known social club...
Grant a boon for special needs children
Children with special needs across Greater Dandenong will benefit from a $37 million funding boost from the state and federal governments.
The one-off grant will...
Pet fund brings relief from vet bills
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS and DAVID SCHOUT
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HAVING nine lives can prove expensive, and...
Dandenong saleyards evoke whiff of the rural past
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS
YOU can still smell the pastoral history of Dandenong's former livestock saleyards.
There's a farmyard whiff that hovers among the spectator stalls, auctioneer's...
Special leader fosters a new way of thinking
By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS
EMERSON School's inspirational principal John Mooney is on a mission to "disturb" people into a new way of thinking.
Mr Mooney is a...
Filling a winter need
Dandenong Community Advisory Bureau volunteer Charmaine and Dandenong Lions Club member Sue stock up the bureau's food cupboard for families in need. Bureau manager...
Chisholm TAFE warns of cutbacks
Chisholm Institute of TAFE says budget cuts of more than $25 million could hurt disadvantaged students and lead to course closures.
The institute is the...
Kinder a big budget winner
DANDENONG North East Kindergarten was one of the big winners in the council's planned capital works budget for the next year.
It will receive...
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Cleeland candidate puts pedestrian zone to market
An incumbent Greens councillor, who claims Cleeland Ward has been “neglected”, has shared a “bold” vision to create a traffic-free pedestrian zone near Dandenong...
