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  • Waste-to-energy plant on back-burner

    Waste-to-energy plant on back-burner

    Equis Environmental Projects has sensationally backed away from plans for a $250 million waste-to-energy plant in Taylors Road Dandenong South. Environment Protection Authority Victoria (EPA)…

  • Kicking goals for 30 years

    Kicking goals for 30 years

    An inclusive soccer academy in Dandenong has reached new heights as it took out a prestigious award on its 30th anniversary. All Abilities Soccer Academy…

  • Man dies at Lysterfield Lake

    Man dies at Lysterfield Lake

    A paddle boarder has been found dead at Lysterfield Lake on Saturday 4 March. The 38-year-old man from Clayton was last seen in the water…

  • No jail for hit-run driver

    No jail for hit-run driver

    A hit-run driver who mowed down another motorist at the side of Glasscocks Road in Lyndhurst has been spared jail. Fiame Teo, 45, of Hampton…

  • Planting for a non-plastic future

    Planting for a non-plastic future

    Lyndhurst locals Neesh and Amanda are saving the world, one bamboo plant at a time. Their business The Little Big Bamboo is a sustainable bamboo…

  • Visit ban reversed for Dad’s funeral

    Visit ban reversed for Dad’s funeral

    In a surprise turnaround, a Cambodian man has won a desperate fight to attend his late father’s funeral in Springvale. Chhayly, 18, had made multiple…

  • Mental health in Dari

    Mental health in Dari

    A podcast for mental well-being exclusively in Dari has just been released for Afghans living in the South-East. The partnership between Better Place Australia, Southern…

  • Industry up to the back fence

    Industry up to the back fence

    A 10-metre high warehouse backing on to homes in Festival Drive, Keysborough has been approved despite a chorus of 41 objections. The proposed solar-panel storage…

  • Fowler Rd firms cry foul

    Fowler Rd firms cry foul

    Businesses in Fowler Road, Dandenong South are joining in the growing concerns about potential traffic woes from a nearby proposed level-crossing-removal project. As reported in…

  • Young doctors rise to the challenge

    Young doctors rise to the challenge

    A Dandenong former refugee, who speaks six languages, is among Monash Health’s largest-ever intake of graduates and interns in 2023. Junior doctor Kumail Jaffry, based…

  • Dot’s lap of honour

    Dot’s lap of honour

    Dorothy Hudson received a surprise entourage from Harley Davidson on her 100th birthday celebration at the Parkglen Retirement Community in Keysborough. A fan of Harley…

  • Tranquillity hits the right note

    Tranquillity hits the right note

    Personalised Support Services (PSS) has opened its second short-stay accommodation property (SAP) in Cranbourne. Named ‘Tranquility’, it supports NDIS participants with a short time away…

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