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  • Dandenong North family of five flee house fire

    Dandenong North family of five flee house fire

    A woman has been injured as a family of five fled their burning home in Dandenong North early on Tuesday 31 October. The residents including…

  • Police probe Springvale ride-share bashing

    Police probe Springvale ride-share bashing

    Police are appealing for help in their investigation into a severe bashing of a ride-share driver and his passenger in Springvale nearly three months ago.…

  • Communities share the pain

    Bosnian and Herzegovina communities in Greater Dandenong have held a fundraiser for aid relief in Palestine. On Saturday 28 October, Greater Dandenong communities of varied…

  • Communities share the pain

    Bosnian and Herzegovina communities in Greater Dandenong have held a fundraiser for aid relief in Palestine. On Saturday 28 October, Greater Dandenong communities of varied…

  • Trees downed ahead of new law

    Trees downed ahead of new law

    Greater Dandenong’s tree protection laws are too late to save towering trees that were razed along with a house in Ambrie Crescent, Noble Park. The…

  • PRIME cuts pose ’serious public health risk’

    PRIME cuts pose ’serious public health risk’

    Greater Dandenong acting mayor Lana Formoso says a State Government plan to cease funding an award-winning refugee immunisation program poses a “serious public health risk”.…

  • PRIME cuts pose ’serious public health risk’

    PRIME cuts pose ’serious public health risk’

    Greater Dandenong acting mayor Lana Formoso says a State Government plan to cease funding an award-winning refugee immunisation program poses a “serious public health risk”.…

  • 207km/h rider charged

    207km/h rider charged

    An unlicensed teenage rider has been charged after being allegedly detected at more than 200 km/h on Princes Highway in Noble Park North. Casey Highway…

  • Referendum runner stays the distance

    Referendum runner stays the distance

    While the referendum for an Indigenous voice to the parliament outcome was a disappointment, it demonstrated an outpouring support by migrant communities, says an intrepid…

  • Casey drivers feel Operation Sizzle’s heat

    Casey drivers feel Operation Sizzle’s heat

    A motorist has tested positive for methyl-amphetamine on October 24 as Casey Highway Patrol officers began Operation Sizzle. During the operation, 104 breath tests were…

  • Victorians warned of power outages

    Victorians warned of power outages

    Victorians are being urged to prepare for an early start to the fire season and potential power outages this summer. The recently released Australian Seasonal…

  • Vision for the future

    Vision for the future

    Friends and workmates Jarrod Bennell and Shane Duhau took the leap out of middle management to form their own electrical business in 2003. Twenty years…

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