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Dandenong station tops council wishlist
Greater Dandenong Council has unveiled a vast wish-list ahead of the federal election, including an upgraded Dandenong railway station and a select-entry high school. The…
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Australia Day: From division to unity – are we ready to change the narrative?
Australia Day holds varied meanings for the 27-plus million people who call this land home. For some, it is a day of celebration; for others,…
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Council backflip on Australia Day lock-out
Greater Dandenong Council has backed down from an invite-only Australia Day Awards ceremony, after community uproar in the past week. The ceremony at Springvale City…
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New-look board at South East Leisure
South East Leisure (SEL) has appointed three new board members, whose appointments took effect in January 2025. Kirstan Corben, a leader in the health and…
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Lonely fight against family violence
A South East woman, a victim of family violence, is determined to tell her story. The single mother has been worried that her little boy…
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CCTV released over lifeguard attack
Police are seeking public help to find a group of up to eight youths who assaulted a 19-year-old lifeguard at Casey ARC. Casey CIU detectives…
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CCTV released over lifeguard attack
Police are seeking public help to find a group of up to eight youths who assaulted a 19-year-old lifeguard at Casey ARC. Casey CIU detectives…
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Campers warned on fire risk
With fire danger still high, campers are being warned not to leave campfires and barbecues unattended during the upcoming long weekend. This month police issued…
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Stolen car crashes, floods Keysborough brigade
Repairs are underway at the Keysborough fire brigade after it was left with “significant flooding” in a hit-run car crash now being investigated by Victoria…
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Man charged following Tooradin collision
Major Collision Investigation Unit detectives have charged a man following a collision in Tooradin where a man sustained life-threatening injuries last night. A BMW sedan…
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Dedicated community broadcaster honoured
Connecting community across the airwaves, a volunteer broadcaster reading the news in Upwey at 3MDR has gained recognition for her work for the Tamil-speaking community…
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Gate repairer fined $350K over truckie’s death
A repair company has been convicted and fined $350,000 after a 59-year-old man was crushed by a falling 1.1 tonne gate in Dandenong South. Gate…
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