News
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Green Wedge waste station ceased
A waste transfer station with slurry ponds near a Bangholme retirement village in the Green Wedge is set to be removed. The operatior GND Civil…
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180 trees to replace River Red giant
An extra 180 street trees will be planted in coming months to offset the controversial felling of a giant River Red Gum in Noble Park…
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New Hallam hub for OzHarvest
A new OzHarvest food rescue hub is set to open in the City of Casey in the coming week, looking to deliver 6000 extra meals…
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AFP member charged
An Australian Federal Police employee has been charged with driving while suspended and driving an unregistered vehicle. The AFP announced on 6 June that the…
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CCTV footage: Group flees flats’ fireball
CCTV footage has revealed a group with torches outside a unit as it burst into flames and exploded at 16 Stud Road, Dandenong early on…
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Violent trouble-spot destroyed in fierce fire
Fire has destroyed a unit that’s been home to notoriously violent and terrifying behaviour on 16 Stud Road, Dandenong early on Friday 6 June. About…
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House fire on Heatherton Road
Heavy smoke has bellowed from a house fire on Heatherton Road in Dandenong North. Fire Rescue Victoria firefighters battled the blaze at the single-storey weatherboard…
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Expert opinion support on new principal powers, but emphasis on alternative measures remain
Expert opinion is in support of the announcement following the State Government declaring that school principals now have the power to expel or suspend students…
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$1m windfall for Endeavour Hills lotto winner
An Endeavour Hills woman has won a life-changing $1 million in a lottery draw on Wednesday 4 June. She reportedly shed tears of joy when…
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Sport
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Camac eclipses game 400
Clare Camac has written her name in the Australian basketball history books by reaching an unbelievable career milestone of 400 games at SEABL/NBL1 and WNBL…
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Baba Yaga’s quest for world title
To many, the name “Baba Yaga” conjures the image of a decrepit old witch lurking in the depths of the forest, waiting to strike fear…
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Greats, Goats and Goodbye
DAVE: Good morning boys; what an unbelievable weekend of sport we’ve just witnessed, with a double century, an eight-wicket haul and Mother Nature playing a…
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Bull brings plenty of former Bulls to Redbacks for new season
Hampton Park Football Club has been very busy behind the scenes bringing in a haul of signings while gearing up for 2025. This comes after…
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New Falcons fly in for 2025
Endeavour Hills Football Club will enjoy some change in its game-day squad for 2025 with some names, both familiar and new, being welcomed for the…
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Thunder eye victory over rival in Memeti Cup
Dandenong City’s club song lyrics will be put under the microscope this weekend with the return of the time-honoured Memeti Cup between Dandenong’s two National…
Entertainment
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LETTER TO EDITOR – Keysborough golf gaffe
The only things Kingswood, Rossdale and Keysborough golf courses have in common are being targets of profiteer developers and places where you hit balls. The…
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History back under
History has been set in stone once more in Narre Warren North as 33 capsules were buried on the afternoon of Thursday, 29 May. Earlier…
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Calling for unity
I am so delighted to write a Message of Hope, especially being grateful to read about our newly elected Pope Leo XIV recalling the interreligious…
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What’s On
Reconciliation Week Springvale Reconciliation Week 2025 will include a Welcome to Country and smoking ceremony, followed by Storytime in the Library with a Bunurong Elder,…
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Looking Back
100 years ago 4 June 1925 Pure and Cheap Milk Messers Birtchnell Bros., Gladstone Road Dandenong, announce that they are establishing a daily service of…
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Helpers needed for lunch relief
A new start-up organisation Give Until It Hurts is determined to support the Greater Dandenong community. The charity is based in Brimbank and Wyndham council…
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Little aths club still in limbo
The once-doomed Robert Booth Reserve’s athletics facility and its little athletics club may earn a stay of execution, but their fates still hang in the…
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Early intervention critical as numbers rise
Early intervention remains a key process, as a new study found that one in three men report using intimate partner violence in their lifetime. A…
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$1.2m fraudster’s appeal fails
A Cranbourne fraudster jailed over a $1.2 million scam targeting Telstra and several big banks has had his appeal dismissed. Samir Mustum, 52, was appealing…
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Sandon charges still under consideration
Nearly two years after Victoria’s anti-corruption commission handed down an explosive report on Casey Council, no charges have been laid and the report has temporarily…
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Six arrested in allegedly stolen convoy
Six males have been arrested after police followed two stolen cars across the South East. Police say a group of males stole keys to a…
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SEMMA calls for immediate WorkCover reform
The South East Melbourne Manufacturers Alliance (SEMMA) has called for an immediate review of WorkSafe’s and says that the Victorian Government’s recent decision to maintain…