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  • ‘Angel’ families left behind

    ‘Angel’ families left behind

    A locally formed Afghan Locally Engaged Employee (LEE) Alliance is still fighting for their endangered families to join them in Australia. Its president Nisar worked…

  • Apprentice welder and mum breaking barriers

    Apprentice welder and mum breaking barriers

    A single mother of four is breaking down barriers in a male-dominant industry, empowering women through her journey. Ana Gamero migrated to Australia at the…

  • Cohesion sought for precinct name

    Cohesion sought for precinct name

    Greater Dandenong Council and community members are part of a new social cohesion initiative that’s working towards a future name for the Afghan Bazaar precinct…

  • Workplace inquiry ‘out of bounds’

    Workplace inquiry ‘out of bounds’

    A Greater Dandenong Council executive has recommended the blocking of a councillor’s second attempt for an external investigation into the council’s workplace culture. Councillor Rhonda…

  • Exec exodus: Council CFO, top managers quit

    Exec exodus: Council CFO, top managers quit

    Three senior managers at Greater Dandenong Council have handed in their resignations in recent days. Manager of governance, legal and risk Nicole Rudden and chief…

  • Greater Dandenong issues alert of suspected rates-scam

    Greater Dandenong issues alert of suspected rates-scam

    Greater Dandenong Council has issued an alert to ratepayers about a suspected SMS scam. “We have heard reports of residents receiving SMS reminders to pay…

  • Game over for SESH

    Game over for SESH

    In a major shock, the massive South East Sports Hub (SESH) in Bangholme – as well as a housing estate at a Keysborough Green Wedge…

  • The impacts of homelessness

    The impacts of homelessness

    When nine years old, Julz Nichols learnt all too well what it’s like to lose her home at a moment’s notice. She remembers the freshly…

  • Hope and joy

    Hope and joy

    Charles Dickens’s historical novel published in 1859 is set during the French Revolution. Since reading this in high school, many years ago, the opening lines…

  • Lake name causes divide

    Lake name causes divide

    The year-long debate on the naming of Berwick Spring Lakes to Guru Nanak Lake reached the Upper House last Wednesday, where the Liberal Party left…

  • Dandenong man charged over alleged brawl

    Dandenong man charged over alleged brawl

    A Dandenong man has been charged after an alleged brawl in Oakleigh East. Police say they responded to reports of a group of males assaulting…

  • Sth East leaders in Victorian of the Year shortlists

    Sth East leaders in Victorian of the Year shortlists

    A pair of South East leaders have made the shortlist of Victoria’s Australian of the Year nominees. Springvale Indochinese Mutual Assistance Association (SICMAA) president Be…

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