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Heatherton Rd flooded
A section of Heatherton Road, Dandenong has remained closed for three days due to floodwater. The road has been covered by risen waters in Dandenong…
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Five charged after ‘crime-ring’ raids
Police say they’ve busted two crime rings during drug and weapons raids in the South East. An array of drugs, nine stolen mountain bikes and…
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Call to invest in South East jobs
Eight shire mayors have come together under one voice to seek support from all levels of government in developing a regional jobs and skills plan.…
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Lysterfield Lake College proposal shut down
Plans to build a Catholic school in the Casey Foothills were this week rejected, after Casey Council’s decision to deny a permit for the site…
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Wellsprings wins hearts and minds
Wellsprings for Women held a very successful fundraising event on Thursday 6 October at Springvale City Hall. The proceeds from the event will be used…
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MP welcomes baby Ruairí
Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams has proudly announced the safe arrival of her baby Ruairí. After “gruelling” attempts at IVF, the Mental Health and Treaty &…
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Jailed for ‘dangerous’ escapade
A disqualified ice-high driver in a stolen BMW X6 wagon who sped dangerously across the South East and inner suburbs for more an hour before…
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Plea for Hazara ‘genocide’ action
More than 5000 filled Harmony Square in Dandenong as a stand of support for victims of the recent deadly bombing of Kaaj Academic Learning Centre…
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‘I will give you a go’: champion boss
A Dandenong South business has been lauded for its support for disadvantaged workers. A & A Electroplaters was named as a finalist in the Champion…
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Stand against Taliban atrocities
It was Friday evening at our staff gathering in a Melbourne hotel, when CNN broke the news: an education centre is attacked by a suicide…
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Council backflips on library dissolution
Casey Council has back-flipped on its decision to dissolve its community library service provider, Casey Cardinia Libraries (CCL). On 4 October the council announced it…
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No jail for cash case
A painter has avoided jail after being found with $707,800 cash in his luggage at Melbourne Airport. Dejan Tomic, 28, of Hampton Park, pleaded guilty…
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