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  • SHE body and mind

    SHE body and mind

    Walker Street Gallery’s annual SHE exhibition has opened its doors to another meaningful showcase for the public. The SHE exhibition has been going on for…

  • Police call for help with an ongoing investigation

    Police call for help with an ongoing investigation

    Casey Crime Investigation Unit detectives continue to investigate a serious assault which occurred in Narre Warren in April last year. Investigators have been told a…

  • Minister Giles rebuffs funeral-visit plea

    Minister Giles rebuffs funeral-visit plea

    Immigration Minister Andrew Giles has rebuffed a Cambodian man’s last-ditch plea to attend his late father’s funeral in Springvale. Chhayly, 18, has made multiple failed…

  • UPDATE: Son’s last-ditch plea to Minister Giles

    UPDATE: Son’s last-ditch plea to Minister Giles

    A Cambodian man has made a last-ditch plea to Australia’s Immigration Minister to attend his late father’s funeral in Springvale. Chhayly, 18, has made multiple…

  • Family barred from father’s funeral

    Family barred from father’s funeral

    A Springvale South Buddhist abbot has appealed against an immigration department’s “heartless” barring of a family’s visa to attend their late father and husband’s funeral.…

  • Seeking refuge in South East

    Seeking refuge in South East

    South East Melbourne is a hot spot for asylum seekers awaiting their fate on bridging visas. The Dandenong postcode is home to the most asylum…

  • Frustration mounts for refugees

    Frustration mounts for refugees

    A Dandenong refugee advocate says there’s soaring frustration about the Federal Government’s still-dormant election pledge to upgrade thousands of temporary visas. Wicki Wickiramasingham, a long-time…

  • Hospital EDs crushed: AMA

    Hospital EDs crushed: AMA

    Monash Health emergency departments have been among the most “log-jammed” in Australia, according to an Australian Medical Association report card. During 2021-’22, just 20 per…

  • Workplace sex harassment ’prevalent’

    Workplace sex harassment ’prevalent’

    Prevalent but too often unreported, sexual harassment in workplaces will be the focus of a free, confidential legal help service. South-East Monash Legal Service (SMLS)…

  • Police crack down on unauthorised drivers

    Police crack down on unauthorised drivers

    Over 500 unauthorised vehicles were detected in a recent road safety effort, with the help of Automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) technology. The recent five-day…

  • Trail bike riders targeted

    Trail bike riders targeted

    A new operation targeting illegal trail bike riding across Melbourne parks is the first of its kind by Parks Victoria. Locals can expect to see…

  • Hello Treasure

    Hello Treasure

    Jenny MacKay retired assistant principal from Dandenong North Primary School was awarded the Living Treasure award on Australia Day. The MacKay’s career in teaching has…

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