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  • Visiting minister sets law enforcement pace

    Visiting minister sets law enforcement pace

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD POLICE Minister Wade Noonan has applauded the efforts of the Narre Warren PACER unit when he spoke exclusively to the News this…

  • Stingrays off the mark

    Stingrays off the mark

    By JARROD POTTER TAC CUP – ROUND 6 FRONTING up for only one quarter won’t win many matches, but to Dandenong’s credit it almost happened…

  • Apprentice has pedal to the metal

    Apprentice has pedal to the metal

    By CASEY NEILL “I’M expecting him to apply for the CEO’s job before long.” Alex Woller is unfazed by this suggestion from Actco Pickering Metal…

  • The pain and the glory

    The pain and the glory

    By JARROD POTTER SFL DIVISION 3 – ROUND 4 EVERYONE got their money’s worth as Sandown Cobras, led by a battered-and-bruised Brendan Fevola, claimed a…

  • Pirates’ guiding light

    Pirates’ guiding light

    By JARROD POTTER BEFORE they had even squared off in an official match, the Parkmore Pirates’ Youth Girls team had a state representative. For in-coming…

  • Seminole’s her style

    Seminole’s her style

    By JARROD POTTER SWAPPING her Dandenong Rangers’ green-and-gold for a bit of Seminoles’ maroon for the next four years, Rachel Antoniadou is set to begin…

  • Backpacks are full of love

    Backpacks are full of love

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH SHOES, pyjamas, a blanket and a toothbrush are just some of the items thousands of children and teenagers placed in foster and…

  • Knocked out

    Knocked out

    By CASEY NEILL DANDENONG Croquet Club hosted its final match last week ending its 90-plus year tenure in Dandenong Park. President Bill Jacobs has been…

  • Square rename brings civic disharmony

    Square rename brings civic disharmony

    By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS GREATER Dandenong Council has finally settled for Harmony Square as the name for its giant civic square but not without a note…

  • Teen charged over Anzac Day terror plot weapons

    A NARRE WARREN teenager has been charged with importing weapons planned for use in a foiled terror plot allegedly targeting Anzac Day services in Melbourne’s…

  • Scottish and Celtic Heritage Day

    Scottish and Celtic Heritage Day

    What’s On THE 13th annual Scottish and Celtic Heritage Day will be jam packed with a photography competition, Clydesdale classes, Scottish dogs match, Welsh black…

  • Pop-up raided

    Pop-up raided

    By LACHLAN MOORHEAD POLICE have released images of four boys they wish to speak to after a mobile phone was stolen from a pop-up kiosk…

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