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  • Call to attention

    Call to attention

    By Casey Neill A Dandenong lawyer says a freeway truck ban could boost safety but that simply paying attention would cut crashes. Acting Premier Tim…

  • Drive-thru to recycle

    Drive-thru to recycle

    Greater Dandenong residents have three free and easy ways to reduce their waste this year. The council will hold Pop-up Drive Thru Recycling Days at…

  • Million-dollar school boost

    Million-dollar school boost

    Keysborough students will benefit from a $1.3 million grant for new facilities. The State Government announced the cash for Lighthouse Christian College late last year.…

  • When my life became unmanageable

    When my life became unmanageable

    By Al-Anon member ‘Josh’ I was certain I could make the alcoholic stop drinking by saying “if you loved me, you would stop that continuous…

  • 100 years between drinks

    100 years between drinks

    By Casey Neill Adela Casson has not tasted a drop of alcohol in her 100 years. “Don’t drink or smoke,” was her advice to those…

  • Worker’s back-pay win

    Worker’s back-pay win

    A Keysborough warehouse worker received $5700 in unpaid wages following an investigation. Fair Work Ombudsman Natalie James said the casual employee was incorrectly paid a…

  • Three of the Best

    Three of the Best

    Three … active ways to kick off the new year 1. There are 98 kilometres of on and off-road cycling paths in Greater Dandenong, including…

  • Life of service lives on

    Life of service lives on

    What’s in a Name delves into the fascinating stories and personalities behind some of the city’s best-known street names and locations. This week the Journal…

  • That’s the plan

    That’s the plan

    By Casey Neill It started in January with street width, and the planning issues didn’t stop all year. Greater Dandenong Councillor Matthew Kirwan successfully moved…

  • Tackling crime together

    Tackling crime together

    By Casey Neill Greater Dandenong’s police and council joined forces for community safety in February, launching a mobile message sign. The council donated the device…

  • Working on unemployment

    Working on unemployment

    By Casey Neill Unemployment was a key focus in Greater Dandenong right from the start of 2017. Councillors voted to establish a mayoral taskforce to…

  • Rising sky rail unites and divides

    Rising sky rail unites and divides

    By Casey Neill  Workers raised the first Noble Park column for Noble Park’s elevated rail in February, and put the first column into place in…

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