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  • 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…

  • 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…

  • Police smash driver hurt

    Police smash driver hurt

    THREE people have been hospitalised after a police van travelling through a red light was struck by another vehicle in Dandenong North on Thursday morning.…

  • Man hurt trying to stop theft

    Man hurt trying to stop theft

    A KEYSBOROUGH business owner was hospitalised after being dragged along the road as he tried to stop thieves from stealing his trailer. The owner spotted…

  • Paws for cat thought

    Paws for cat thought

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH MOTHER cats being dumped after birth is a story 2nd Chance Cat Rescue founder Daniela Maslen hears all too often. On average…

  • Dark waters of the city’s hidden demons

    Jack Johnson is the author of When The Clock Strikes, a fascinating account of growing up in Dandenong, his years tending to the city’s pipes…

  • School to make upgrade available to other students

    By GEORGIA WESTGARTH ONE of Melbourne’s largest co-educational government schools, with more than 300 students in each year, has undergone a major arts upgrade and…

  • Scan kits to fight

    DANDENONG Rotarians will do their bit to beat bowel cancer throughout May. Trevor Harding lost his 38-year-old niece Debbie Greer to the disease about 15…

  • Advertising big screen break

    COMMERCIAL advertising is set to hit Dandenong Civic Square’s big screen. Greater Dandenong councillors approved a report on Monday last week for the big screen…

  • Midnight bin blaze

    A COUNCIL bin was set on fire outside an elderly woman’s house in Dandenong last month. The woman spotted the flames from her front window…

  • Police take a swipe at negligent car owners

    OPPORTUNISTIC thieves are swiping car keys and then making off with the owner’s car at alarming rates according to police. Police have responded to a…

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