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  • $10m Monash Freeway sensor 'problem' revealed

    $10m Monash Freeway sensor 'problem' revealed

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS AN internal VicRoads report has revealed a costly epidemic of flaws in its installation of wireless traffic sensors during the Monash Freeway…

  • White ribbons against family violence

    White ribbons against family violence

    Greater Dandenong councillors donned White Ribbon Day campaign T-shirts last Monday. Mayor Angela Long, fourth from left, said “we must all work together as a…

  • Springvale seniors' memorable milestones

    Springvale seniors' memorable milestones

    By MARG STORK CONGRATULATIONS were the order of the day at Springvale Senior Citizens Multicultural Club when popular members Doreen and Leo Barnes of Mt…

  • Betty Luxford's lifetime of giving

    Betty Luxford's lifetime of giving

    By MARG STORK OBITUARY  Betty Luxford November 16, 1925-October 5, 2012 BETTY Luxford led a busy and rewarding life as a selfless community leader. She…

  • Bombardier rail deal a win for Dandenong jobs

    Bombardier rail deal a win for Dandenong jobs

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS ABOUT 70 manufacturing jobs have been “secured” after the state government ordered new V/Line carriages from Bombardier Transportation Australia’s Dandenong South factory.…

  • Doveton mosque: Call to ban 'hatred preaching'

    Doveton mosque: Call to ban 'hatred preaching'

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS CASEY deputy mayor Sam Aziz will seek to impose a planning condition “not to preach hatred from the pulpits” on a proposed…

  • Stepping up for breast cancer 'Sisters'

    Stepping up for breast cancer 'Sisters'

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS A CANCER survivor and her family are hoping to form a charity to help financially-stricken breast cancer patients meet steep treatment costs.…

  • Braving the $2 ghostly affair

    By MARG STORK ‘TIS the season for dramas and pantomimes, and Noble Park Secondary College set the stage early with special effects that tingled a…

  • New leader tackles Dandenong retail revival

    New leader tackles Dandenong retail revival

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS DANDENONG Retail Traders Association’s new chairwoman Glenys Cooper will be ‘angling’ for ways to bring customers back to Dandenong. Her own fishing…

  • 'Chill out' Heidi Rose wins Dandenong retail award

    'Chill out' Heidi Rose wins Dandenong retail award

    HEIDI Rose Clothing is wearing Dandenong Retail Traders Association’s top annual award. The Foster Street women’s clothing store was named Central Dandenong Retailer of the…

  • Bushfires: Back into the furnace

    Bushfires: Back into the furnace

    It’s the start of summer and thoughts are of the beach, cool drinks and BBQs. But during the warmer months, there is always the lurking…

  • Asanti dances to multicultural beat

    Asanti dances to multicultural beat

    By CAMERON LUCADOU-WELLS A contemporary African dance group, born from the passion of a Ghanaian street kid, will be bringing extra drums to Drum Theatre…

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