News
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Levy boycott not an option for CGD
City of Greater Dandenong Council will not “boycott” a hefty state-goverment emergency services levy on ratepayer bills, as City of Yarra seeks to build a…
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Dandy Little Aths rescue-bid deferred
Greater Dandenong councillors have deferred a motion to save the home of Dandenong Little Athletics Club as well as $200,000 of council funds earmarked for…
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Social housing to fill Noble Park tower
Construction is set to begin on a controversial 97-apartment social housing project at 51A Douglas Street, Noble Park. Housing Minister Harriet Shing and Transport Infrastructure…
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Companies charged after driver’s fatal fall in Dandenong South
Two companies have been charged after a driver died following a fall from a truck’s tailgate at Dandenong South two years ago. The 55-year-old man…
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Protest signs return in fight against Progress
After their protest banners were recently removed, businesses have double-downed with massive digital billboards in their campaign against the State Government’s level-crossing closure ‘solution’ on…
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Pair rescued from suspicious fire
Residents preparing for bed on Orgill Street during the late hours of Saturday 7 June were interrupted as they noticed a fire erupt at a…
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Cr moves to safeguard Dandy Little Aths
A Greater Dandenong councillor is proposing to save the home of Dandenong Little Athletics Club as well as $200,000 of council funds earmarked for possible…
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Two males wanted over alleged Noble Park street race crash
Police remain on the hunt for two males over an alleged street race that led to a serious collision with a motorcylist in Noble Park…
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Honour through the quilts of valour
Kindness, love, and giving back to those in need are attributes that are never questioned, but provide clarity for Mrs Helen Louise Comport, as the…
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Sport
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Camac eclipses game 400
Clare Camac has written her name in the Australian basketball history books by reaching an unbelievable career milestone of 400 games at SEABL/NBL1 and WNBL…
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Baba Yaga’s quest for world title
To many, the name “Baba Yaga” conjures the image of a decrepit old witch lurking in the depths of the forest, waiting to strike fear…
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Greats, Goats and Goodbye
DAVE: Good morning boys; what an unbelievable weekend of sport we’ve just witnessed, with a double century, an eight-wicket haul and Mother Nature playing a…
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Bull brings plenty of former Bulls to Redbacks for new season
Hampton Park Football Club has been very busy behind the scenes bringing in a haul of signings while gearing up for 2025. This comes after…
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New Falcons fly in for 2025
Endeavour Hills Football Club will enjoy some change in its game-day squad for 2025 with some names, both familiar and new, being welcomed for the…
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Thunder eye victory over rival in Memeti Cup
Dandenong City’s club song lyrics will be put under the microscope this weekend with the return of the time-honoured Memeti Cup between Dandenong’s two National…
Entertainment
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Journeyman pens his epic life’s tale
Peter Jerijian was inspired by the Beatles when he landed in London in the late 1960s, leaving behind his Armenian family in Lebanon who viewed…
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Margaret back in the saddle
After nearly five decades out of the saddle, 92-year-old Margaret Page fulfilled a lifelong birthday wish in Devon Meadows. She climbed back on a horse,…
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Joy is an act of resilience
It’s a feeling many of us know well: a warm ray of sunshine on your face, a delicious meal, a moment of laughter with friends.…
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What’s On
Sustainability Saturdays Come along and join our Mend It workshop to learn tips and tricks for mending your own garments, including how to reattach a…
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Looking Back
100 years ago 11 June 1925 A Callous Department Dr Taylor, health officer for the Shire of Dandenong reported that there was a very serious…
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Memories flow of Dandenong Oasis
There’s a call for residents to share their memories of the Dandenong Oasis pool as it’s set to be superceded by the new $122 million…
More News
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Shabnam Safa OAM: A voice to improve refugee plight
An advocate who has helped shaped the lives of many through her relentless service in refugee support organisations is being recognised on the King’s Birthday…
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Judith Sise OAM: Environment crusader, teacher honoured
When Judith Lynette Sise received the letter notifying her of the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM), she was stunned. “It was a bit…
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Peril predicted by Progress Street businesses
Since State Government plans were announced to close a level crossing at Progress Street in Dandenong South, businesses have been pleading for what they say…
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Blood donations encouraged in light of National Blood Donor Week
In light of Blood Donor Week this 9 June until 15 June, the City of Casey’s mayor, Stefan Koomen, visited the Narre Warren North pop-up…
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198 km/h P-plater intercepted
A P1 probationary driver was allegedly clocked at nearly 200km/h in Dingley Village on Friday 6 June. The 19-year-old Frankston South man had his Ford…
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New Hallam hub for OzHarvest
A new OzHarvest food rescue hub is set to open in the City of Casey in the coming week, looking to deliver 6000 extra meals…