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  • ‘Show us the GAIC money’

    ‘Show us the GAIC money’

    The State Government is facing mounting criticism over a planning proposal that would allow Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution (GAIC) funds to be spent on infrastructure…

  • Robbery attempt on 86yo woman in Dandenong

    Robbery attempt on 86yo woman in Dandenong

    Police are seeking information on an attempted robbery of an 86-year-old woman in Dandenong last month. The victim was walking with the aid of a…

  • Build belonging early, and the world never takes it away

    Build belonging early, and the world never takes it away

    Recently, I witnessed something Australia has lost – and urgently needs back. I was in Kuala Lumpur, sitting quietly in the corner of my father’s…

  • Rental cars move in, disability residents on the outer

    Rental cars move in, disability residents on the outer

    Disability housing residents along Cheltenham Road Dandenong say street car parking has become a storage space for a car rental business just across the road.…

  • ‘Panicked’ thief rams, injures police

    ‘Panicked’ thief rams, injures police

    A driver of a stolen ute laden with stolen electric scooters who repeatedly rammed a police car and injured an officer in Springvale South has…

  • Man accused of Clyde North murders

    Man accused of Clyde North murders

    A man has faced court accused of murdering two men at a home party in Clyde North in January. Joel Fitzgerald, 30, of no fixed…

  • Investing in the future

    Investing in the future

    A new statewide partnership will focus on support to develop Hester Hornbrook Academy’s Dandenong campus, expected to open for the beginning of the 2028 school…

  • Wilson’s quest for unity

    Wilson’s quest for unity

    A political expert says new state Liberal leader Jess Wilson’s great challenge is to unite her “polarised” party room. Wilson, a touted ‘Moderate’ MP, deposed…

  • EPA blitz on micro-plastics

    EPA blitz on micro-plastics

    EPA Victoria is conducting snap inspections at factories in the South East that use plastic pellets in their manufacturing process. The pellets, known as nurdles,…

  • Battin dumped for first woman ever to lead Vic Liberals

    Battin dumped for first woman ever to lead Vic Liberals

    Berwick MP Brad Battin has been dumped from leadership of the Victorian Liberal Party after less than a year in the role, with Liberal colleagues…

  • Sandown roars to life

    Sandown roars to life

    Supercar action roared for the Sandown 500 over the weekend with something for all to enjoy. For the first time, the supercars held a three-round…

  • Young ‘champion’ inspires at Sandown 500

    Young ‘champion’ inspires at Sandown 500

    Five-year-old Neeom was treated to a VIP visit to the Supercars pits at the Sandown 500 last weekend. The boy and his family from Melbourne’s…

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