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  • Aluminium firm fined after serious injury

    Aluminium firm fined after serious injury

    A Dandenong South supplier has been fined $30,000 after a crane operator was seriously injured two years ago. The 19-year-old victim was using a bridge…

  • Aggravated burglaries surge

    Aggravated burglaries surge

    Victoria Police are noticing a sharp increase in aggravated burglaries in the past few years throughout the state with Cardinia feeling the effects. This has…

  • Squathouse gets a spruice-up

    Squathouse gets a spruice-up

    A residential eyesore in Sheales Street Dandenong has had a long-awaited clean-up. As reported last week, the formerly attractive home with topiary garden had become…

  • Waste-to-energy deal agreed

    Waste-to-energy deal agreed

    Nine South East councils have committed to diverting at least 95 per cent of household rubbish from landfill to a waste-to-energy incinerator in Maryvale in…

  • Council’s SESH ‘support’ up for debate

    Council’s SESH ‘support’ up for debate

    A potentially “unauthorised” use of Greater Dandenong Council’s logo and a past mayor’s letter in support of the controversial South East Sporting Hub (SESH) has…

  • Golf club pitches against Garad

    Golf club pitches against Garad

    In a sign of an escalating conflict, a South East Sports Hub (SESH) proponent has lodged a code-of-conduct complaint against a Greater Dandenong councillor. Developer…

  • Pumper failure at gym fire

    Pumper failure at gym fire

    United Firefighters Union has criticised the breakdown of a fire truck as crews extinguished a blaze at a gym in Noble Park North. The Dandenong…

  • Dix’s visit a thrilling and welcome experience

    Dix’s visit a thrilling and welcome experience

    The combined Probus South Pacific in Berwick was graced by a lecture from Arnold Dix on Tuesday 6 August where he spoke to the roughly…

  • Rescue bid for historic chapel

    Rescue bid for historic chapel

    A church community from western Melbourne is hoping to rescue a historic but decaying landmark on Chapel Road, Keysborough. The Free Wesleyan Church of Tonga,…

  • Childcare denied

    Childcare denied

    A controversial proposal to establish a childcare centre at 1A Gori Court, Narre Warren North has been denied by the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal…

  • Sandown hearings start Monday

    Sandown hearings start Monday

    A marathon month of hearings into the controversial redevelopment of Sandown Racecourse is set to start on Monday 19 August. The Sandown Racecourse Advisory Committee…

  • Revised election policy dumped

    Revised election policy dumped

    Greater Dandenong Council’s attempt to further crack down on council resources being potentially used by incumbent councillors in their election campaigns has been voted down.…

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