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Sex offender detainee arrested in Dandenong
A sex offender released from immigration detention after a recent High Court of Australia ruling has been arrested in Dandenong. Victoria Police allege the 33-year-old…
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Six arrested in PT blitz
Six people have been arrested during a police blitz at Clayton and Springvale railway stations. Transit police officers, divisional officers and drug-detection dogs targeted weapons,…
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Planning ahead as fire danger period approaches
With the fire danger period fast approaching for the Country Fire Authority’s (CFA) South East region, Greater Dandenong residents are encouraged to maintain grass levels…
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Council restructure unveiled
Greater Dandenong Council’s restructure is gathering apace, with several senior executive roles being advertised. Twelve months into the job, chief executive Jacqui Weatherill has restructured…
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Driver jailed for critical hit-run
A speeding hit-run driver who T-boned a turning delivery van and left the occupant fighting for life in Cranbourne has been jailed. Zachary Holmes, 21,…
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Morning fire in Cranbourne
A house fire in Cranbourne on Monday 4 December morning has been under investigation. Emergency services were called to Sladen Street to reports of a…
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EPA forum on ’putrid’ stench
Questions are set to be asked by the public over the mysterious putrid stench that wafts from the state’s most toxic industry zone in Dandenong…
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Help for ’the first step’ toward mental health
There’s a multitude of reasons why new migrants and refugees are reluctant to seek help for mental-health struggles. With this in mind, Dandenong-based Wellsprings for…
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Council targets weapon exports
Greater Dandenong Council has called on the State Government to sever its relationship with local arms companies whose weapons are used in the war against…
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Community panel is here
Casey is creating a Community Panel to bring together a diverse group of people who can contribute their unique perspectives and insights to various Council…
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Labour hire company issued record-breaking fine
A labour hire company has been issued a record-setting fine of over $600,000 by the Supreme Court of Victoria for unlicensed activities it conducted across…
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Coaches and horses needed at RDA
After more than 40 years of incredible work at Doveton’s Myuna Farm, the team at Riding for the Disabled (RDA) are on the lookout for…
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