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Charges after Boronia siege
Noble Park and Dandenong residents were involved in a siege in Boronia. Police charged a number of people following the incident in Boronia Street about…
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Amazon confirms first Australian distribution centre
By Casey Neill Amazon is officially setting up in Dandenong South. The online shopping giant confirmed the move on Thursday 3 August following weeks of…
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This is the week to bring them home
By Casey Neill Greater Dandenong could hold clues for four families searching for answers about missing loved ones. Victoria Police and the Australian Federal Police…
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Police in hunt for Jason
Dandenong police are seeking help to find a man wanted over an assault. Jason Harold Latour, 44, is wanted in relation to outstanding warrants and…
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Concern over missing teen
Police are appealing for help to find 15-year-old girl Holly Feltham. She was last seen in Frankston at 5pm on Saturday 22 July, and is…
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Multiple charges after pursuit
By Casey Neill A Berwick man suffered dog bites during his arrest over a police chase from Knoxfield to Dandenong South, with a Brighton fuel-stop…
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Chisholm chief calls it a day
By Casey Neill Chisholm Institute CEO Maria Peters will step down at the end of the year. She announced her intention to retire on Monday…
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Car fire witnesses wanted
Police are appealing for information about a suspicious car fire in Bangholme. Greater Dandenong CIU Senior Constable Liam Comrie said the red Holden station wagon…
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One charged over car theft
Police arrested a 35-year-old man over a Dandenong car theft. Greater Dandenong CIU Senior Constable Liam Comrie said police received reports of men jumping fences…
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Party turns into street brawl
By Casey Neill Eight police units broke up an out-of-control party in Dandenong and laid armed robbery charges. Greater Dandenong CIU Senior Constable Liam Comrie…
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Springvale snow draws crowds
Thousands of people stepped onto a piece of Mt Buller in the middle of Springvale. Early estimates are that more than 40,000 people enjoyed playing…
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Native botany strikes a chord
Greater Dandenong students dug deep to plant native trees for Schools Tree Day. The Planet Ark event on Friday 28 July led into National Tree…
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