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Invitation to feel valued
By CASEY NEILL A CHANCE chat in a Berwick chicken shop led Chisholm CEO Maria Peters into TAFE. She told last week’s South East Business…
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Centre’s strength to reach out
WAVERLEY Gardens was recently sold and is now under new management. Global property services firm Jones Lang LaSalle has taken control of the centre, which…
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Traders demand political will for Little India precinct
By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS EMBATTLED Little India traders have demanded the Labor Party’s proposed showcase Indian cultural precinct be set in Dandenong. During a grilling by…
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Box seat for Keybow
By MICHAEL FLOYD DARREN McDonald has a record fourth TAB Melbourne Cup at his mercy following the box draw for the world’s richest greyhound race…
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Ace up the sleeve
By JARROD POTTER Round 4 (day 1) FIGHTING back from the depths of despair, Buckley Ridges (181) now sit in the driver’s seat following a…
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Looks like a Matt finish
By JARROD POTTER Premier Cricket – Round 7 (day 1) CHASED from the crease by St Kilda’s (3/122) star all-rounder Matt Chasemore, Dandenong (128) was…
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Pirates on the lookout for buccaneers
By JARROD POTTER PARKMORE Pirates’ Junior Football Club will set sail towards 2015 with a burgeoning line-up of at least eight teams and for the…
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Split down the middle
EASTWARD bound go Dandenong City and Springvale White Eagles as Football Federation Victoria (FFV) announce a geographic split for the National Premier Leagues (NPL) Victoria…
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Putting out a new message
Frank Cresia, CEO of Waverley Industries WHEN approached by the City of Casey to participate in the White Ribbon Challenge Family Violence program I wasn’t…
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Monash in gridlock after spill
UPDATE 3.27pm VicRoads has advised all lanes on the Monash Freeway have re-opened after an aviation fuel spill this morning. The freeway was opened to…
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Agriculture the big winner
EVEN in its 143rd year, the Dandenong Show just keeps on keeping on – with a little help from social media seemingly. Organisers reported crowds…
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Salvation for Christmas kids’ gifts
DANDENONG Salvation Army is working hard to make sure thousands of kids wake up to toys on Christmas morning. Corps officer Captain Stuart McGifford said…
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