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Aid medic shaken by Nepal earthquake devastation
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD ON MONDAY last week Melinda Robinson spent the day pulling children from an earthquake-ravaged building in Nepal. They didn’t survive. In an…
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David says no club role is too tough to tackle
By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A MAN who has given close to 30 years of his life to the Endeavour Hills Rugby Club was formally recognised last…
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Africa’s got talent
What’s On A talent competition will open to young African Australian artists in conjunction with Africa Australia Day and the Victorian Multicultural Commission. The doors…
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Wear out rather than rust
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH STANDING in front of an archway of balloons at the 2015 Casey Volunteer Awards, Mayor Cr Mick Morland called the guests of…
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Show of unity
THE Journal and the Dandenong Show have joined forced to ensure this November’s carnival is one of the biggest and best yet. The Journal and…
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Honours shared
CASEY’S army of volunteers were honoured at a special function on Friday 8 May. Endeavour Hills resident of 36 years Liseby Lapierre received an individual…
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Jewellery gun raid on home
POLICE have released an image of a man who threatened two people at gunpoint and stole thousands of dollars worth of jewellery from a Dandenong…
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Snapshot of footy theft suspect
POLICE are looking for two men who stole two signed Hawthorn jumpers, jewellery, cash and alcohol from a Cranbourne property earlier this month. They broke…
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New order focus to motivate
By CASEY NEILL GREATER Dandenong Chamber of Commerce unveiled its ‘new world order’ at its first breakfast for the year. The event at Sandown Greyhounds…
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CEO puts money where his mouth is
By CASEY NEILL THERE’S no doubt that City of Greater Dandenong CEO John Bennie supports local business – in more ways than one. “Believe it…
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Tom taps in to IT’s opportunities
By CASEY NEILL A NARRE Warren student was the first nominee for this year’s Greater Dandenong Chamber of Commerce Youth Enterprise Award. Chisholm IT and…
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Students call for clarity over campus sale fears
By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM STUDENTS are calling for answers on the future of Monash’s Berwick campus amid fears it will be sold or leased to another…
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