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  • Police warning ahead of Cup weekend

    Police warning ahead of Cup weekend

    Police are urging motorists to take extra care on Victoria’s roads and avoid travelling to flood-affected regions, as a statewide road policing effort is launched…

  • Limbrick launches re-election bid

    Limbrick launches re-election bid

    Liberal Democrat MP David Limbrick held his election launch at the Ukrainian Community Centre in Noble Park on the weekend. Mr Limbrick, is looking to…

  • 50 years for the Farleys

    50 years for the Farleys

    “Some of my family thought it wasn’t going to last,” said Eve Farley, nee Bonato, the daughter of Italian immigrants who settled in Dandenong in…

  • ‘Free’ public school push

    ‘Free’ public school push

    High-quality public schools rely on more than just “bricks and mortar”, says Greens Dandenong candidate Matthew Kirwan. Mr Kirwan said the Greens’ $1.46 billion five-year…

  • Pair face counterfeit cash charges

    Pair face counterfeit cash charges

    Two teens have been charged with passing counterfeit money at a Doveton convenience store. Southern Metro Youth Gang Team police arrested a 19-year-old woman and…

  • Ibrahim Hassan takes on south east by storm at a young age.

    Ibrahim Hassan takes on south east by storm at a young age.

    Ibrahim Hassan has achieved much since kicking off a business at just 19 years of age in 2020. Within two years his business, Personalised support…

  • Fourth man charged following 2019 fatal Dandenong shooting

    Fourth man charged following 2019 fatal Dandenong shooting

    Homicide Squad detectives have today charged a fourth South-East man following the fatal shooting of Mitat Rasimi in Dandenong in 2019. A 34-year-old Carrum Downs…

  • From IVF to SOCIALSVote 1 Mum’

    From IVF to SOCIALSVote 1 Mum’

    Weary but elated, Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams can count on extra family support in her bid for re-election. Her newly-arrived baby Ruairí, who is the…

  • Pop-up food markets as food relief

    Pop-up food markets as food relief

    The State Government has delivered much-needed food relief to some of Melbourne’s most vulnerable through suburban pop-up food markets. The pop-up markets provided a mix…

  • Poverty funding ‘unsustainable’

    Poverty funding ‘unsustainable’

    A support service has had to dip deep into its own funds in the face of growing levels of poverty in the South East. At…

  • Brush with success

    Brush with success

    Micro Business Award Big Little Brush Sponsor: Star News Group A social enterprise selling eco-friendly toothbrushes is donating half its profits towards health programs in…

  • Williams signs defaced

    Williams signs defaced

    Dandenong MP Gabrielle Williams’s election signs have been targeted in repeated vandalism attacks. Images of Ms Williams’s face have been obliterated on up to nine…

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