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Sky-high poll numbers leave residents unmoved
A SURVEY showing huge local support for the south-east sky rail proposal has been greeted with scepticism by Noble Park residents living near the project.…
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Sky rail buy-up may miss the mark
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS ANTI-sky rail residents in Douglas Street, Noble Park, don’t know if the State Government’s voluntary purchase scheme will apply to their properties.…
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Knife attack at milk bar
AN attendant at a Noble Park milk bar is lucky to be alive after he was stabbed multiple times by a knife-wielding attacker. The would-be…
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Test drive to the impound
A MAN allegedly caught speeding 88 kilometres over the limit in Dandenong South last night claimed he was just taking the luxury car for a…
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Recovered treasures looking for owners
POLICE are searching for the owners of an alleged stolen coin collection and a racing bike after two search warrants uncovered the items. A red…
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Police out in force to tackle knife-wielding man
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH A MENTALLY ill man who threatened shoppers with a knife at the Dandenong Market will not face charges. The 31-year-old man locked…
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Post-trauma stress hits head-on
By CASEY NEILL AN IRAQ War veteran with a twitch led Ian Jones to a diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder. The retired leading senior constable…
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School is walking the learning talk
A NOBLE Park school is showing other schools the way to ‘Walk’ – using Walker Learning techniques, that is. Yarraman Oaks hosted about 40 teachers…
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Free time festival of fun
KEYSBOROUGH’S annual Autumn Fest will feature live music, games, sport, workshops, arts and crafts, circus fun and children’s rides. Stage acts will include Peregrin, Zuchinni…
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Postal staff dig deep for Sedrick’s greatest gift
By CASEY NEILL CHRISTMAS raffle proceeds have bought a new leg for a boy in Rwanda. The Dandenong Letters Centre team collected more than US$1000…
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Awards help us turn green
TWO new awards are highlighting sustainable business initiatives in Greater Dandenong. The council will present awards to a business and a development at an SEBN…
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Wrong choice could cost
By CASEY NEILL THE wrong choice for the Abbotts Road level crossing’s future could jeopardise manufacturing in the region, a Dandenong South businessman says. David…
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