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Automotive apprentices at work
Dandenong TAFE students will put their new skills to the test on a donated car. Excited automotive apprentices at Chisholm Institute recently took delivery of…
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Plaza help for Wallara
Wallara received a helping hand from the Dandenong Plaza team. For the past five years, the centre management staff at the RetPro-managed shopping centre have…
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Art display brings pride
By Casey Neill Dandenong West Primary students are putting their art on display at the Dandenong Show. Every student in the school went on an…
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Concern for missing man
A missing 23-year-old homeless man is known to frequent Dandenong. Police are appealing for public help to find Morrison Schrader who was last seen on…
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Chat to be well
An informal chat can make all the difference when it comes to troubled youths. The Youth Support and Advocacy Service (YSAS) has welcomed more than…
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Kids’ feat of the feet
By Casey Neill Animators have brought a tale from Greater Dandenong schoolkids to life. Last year, students from Dandenong West Primary and St Anthony’s Catholic…
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Christmas carols to give good cheer
Lock it in – an evening of Christmas carols will hit Harmony Square on Friday 15 December. Families are invited to celebrate the festive season…
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None Of Our Business But…
Model singer Dandenong High School student Hoseah Partsch has landed a modelling gig. The 18-year-old is about to head out on tour with Boy George…
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Q & A
Stefan Koomen, electorate officer for Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams What is something people don’t know about you? I have a heavy rigid truck licence. I…
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Tied to the show
By Casey Neill Graeme Kershaw’s employer roped him in to helping out at the Dandenong Show. That was back in 1966. The 82-year-old has been…
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Dad and Uncle’s back-breaking work
CARMEN POWELL is a life member of the Dandenong and District Historical Society. In the special souvenir Then and Now edition of the Journal Carmen…
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Sky high thanks for art
Noble Park Girl Guides got a unique perspective on the sky rail project. Level Crossing Removal Authority (LXRA) engineer Kate Saggers showed the girls through…
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