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  • Sod turn for school science

    Sod turn for school science

    A Keysborough college has broken ground on a new VCE and science centre. Mt Hira College celebrated the turning of the sod for the new…

  • All-embracing legacy

    All-embracing legacy

    By Casey Neill Hundreds of mourners farewelled Tom Hartley at St James’ Anglican Church in Dandenong on Friday 18 August. They spilled from the church…

  • Champion house is a local legend

    Champion house is a local legend

    By Casey Neill Greater Dandenong could scoop the pool at the Victorian Learn Local Awards. Springvale Neighbourhood House’s Melinda Hamilton is a finalist for the…

  • Bitter sweet smoke haze

    Bitter sweet smoke haze

    A fire in a Foster Street sweets store sent elegant plumes of smoke over central Dandenong. Journal photographer Gary Sissons spotted the blaze at Little…

  • Girl Guides need lunch money

    Girl Guides need lunch money

    By Casey Neill Girl Guides at Dandenong West Primary School need help to continue their Victorian-first project. Seven girls made their Girl Guide Promise at…

  • Sky rail beams raise a smile

    Sky rail beams raise a smile

    More than half of the beams needed to raise the rail line in Noble Park are now in place. Workers and Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams…

  • Three men in road rage fight

    Three men in road rage fight

    Horrific vision emerged this week showing an “awful” roadside punch-on in Dandenong South. Glenda Powell told Tom Elliott on radio station 3AW that she was…

  • Bicycle roads to teach traffic safety

    Bicycle roads to teach traffic safety

    A new traffic course will teach Greater Dandenong kids to be safer near roads and on their bikes. Dandenong West Primary School received $7800 as…

  • Lives on the line

    Lives on the line

    By Casey Neill School fears a fatal accident unless traffic is slowed… A child could die outside Athol Road Primary School without a change in…

  • Passing truck highlights dangers

    Passing truck highlights dangers

    By Casey Neill A corner-cutting truck almost struck a Greater Dandenong councillor who was highlighting the dangerous practice in Noble Park North. Councillor Zaynoun Melhem…

  • Parking reprieve would be just the ticket, say traders

    Parking reprieve would be just the ticket, say traders

    By Casey Neill Traders in Dandenong’s Langhorne Street want a parking reprieve for their customers. Greater Dandenong Council received a joint letter from five businesses…

  • Warrants out for Ward

    Warrants out for Ward

    Police are appealing for public help to find Ben Ward. There are two warrants issued for the 41-year-old’s arrest. He is believed to frequent Greater…

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