News
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Car noise complaints fall on deaf ears
Dandenong Star JournalSpringvale residents say years of complaints about noise emitted from a motorsport’s businesses at Springvale Business Park on Centre Road have fallen on deaf ears.…
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Driveway fuel leak cops $814 fine
Berwick Star NewsA Beaconsfield man’s attempts at a roadside repair have cost him an $814 fine from EPA Victoria, after his van dumped fuel on someone’s driveway.…
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No escape for soilworks operator: EPA
Berwick Star NewsThe operator of an asbestos-riddled soil mound in Bangholme will be compelled to clean up even if they collapse into insolvency, says the state’s pollution…
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88yo man missing from Noble Park
Dandenong Star JournalPolice are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing man Vassilios. The 88-year-old was last seen in Noble Park on Saturday 4 October about…
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Dream homes out of reach
Berwick Star NewsHousing targets are falling behind in our own backyard, putting families at risk and threatening affordability and local infrastructure. It comes after The Age reported…
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World peace begins in the home
Endeavour Hills Hallam Doveton Star JournalIt would be easy to be overcome and completely disheartened by events happening in the world right now,and truthfully writing a Message of Hope from…
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Casey locals join Rally Against Racism
Cranbourne Star NewsCasey locals were amongst the crowd demonstrating against racism in the Melbourne CBD on Friday 26 September. Marg Edwards and Gwyneth Jones from Berwick were…
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Rates land with shock
Berwick Star NewsAfter months of delays and speculation, some ratepayers are finally receiving their council notices, along with the full brunt of the Emergency Services Levy. Officer…
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Apartment plan proposed
Berwick Star NewsThe Cranbourne CBD could soon see an uncommon development — a four-storey apartment complex, with a planning permit now being advertised. The $3 million planning…
Sport
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Falcons stand by Peake after trough
Cranbourne Star NewsA huge injury list and lack of depth exposed Endeavour Hills this season in Southern Division 2 football as they went 2-16 and were relegated…
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Bears poised to pounce
Berwick Star NewsBlair Burns casts his eye over Berwick ahead of the 2025/26 DDCA Turf 1 season. BERWICK Coach: Brad James Captain: Michael Wallace Last year’s finish:…
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Beaconsfield coach resigns
Cranbourne Star NewsThe gameplan is about to change at Beaconsfield after the Eagles announced that Mick Fogarty has stepped down as its senior coach just weeks after…
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New-look Tigers ready to roar
Pakenham Officer Star NewsBlair Burns runs his eye over Beaconsfield ahead of the 2025/26 DDCA Turf 1 season. BEACONSFIELD Coach: Mick Cronin Captain: Andrey Fernando Last year’s finish:…
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Proud Panther Hendy signs on for 2026
Cranbourne Star NewsCoach Ryan Hendy felt ready to call time on his coaching career with Devon Meadows as the Panthers commenced their 2025 finals campaign. But after…
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Fresh faces to lead the Bulls’ charge
Dandenong Star JournalCan the Bulls breathe fire this summer? Blair Burns runs his eye over Dandenong West ahead of the 2025/26 DDCA Turf 1 season. DANDENONG WEST…
Entertainment
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Best guinea pigs on show
Dandenong Star JournalMore than 300 guinea pigs – otherwise known as cavies – were on show for an international event in Dandenong North on Sunday 5 October.…
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Lunar celebration in Doveton
Dandenong Star JournalMid-Autumn Festival lit up one of Doveton’s halls with pageantry, dance, lanterns and Chinese foods. The lunar calendar tradition was celebrated by Casey Friendship Association…
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The Weathering storms into Fringe
Dandenong Star JournalIn a historic move, Dandenong-based Fusion Theatre is set to launch a season of its landmark original play The Weathering as part of Melbourne Fringe…
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A night of horror by Dandenong filmmaker
Dandenong Star JournalSupernatural thriller film, ‘Sunny’s Mansion’ is set to premiere at the Drum Theatre on Sunday 19 October making its Dandenong creator’s childhood dream come true.…
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24/7 library service launched in Noble Park
Dandenong Star JournalA Little Library service has been installed outside Noble Park railway station. The pink cube with 35 lockers allows Greater Dandenong Libraries members to collect…
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Casey U3A senior showcase
Cranbourne Star NewsGet your zumba shoes and pickleball racket ready as Casey’s U3A will be showcasing more than 75 different activities offered to its senior community on…
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WorkSafe forum for manufacturers
Berwick Star NewsWorkSafe is set to visit Dandenong to offer work safety tips to manufacturers during its Health and Safety Month. The workplace safety authority will host…
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Hazaras push for future ‘without fear’
Berwick Star NewsThe Hazara Genocide Memorial event was organised by the Hazara Cultural Association, whose members controversially proposed to rename Afghan Bazaar precinct in Thomas Street, Dandenong…
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Market stalwart’s future goes to seed
Dandenong Star JournalA Dandenong Market florist of 35 years says her retirement plans are in upheaval due to being forced out of her site by the market’s…
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Partial success for machete bins
Pakenham Officer Star NewsVictoria’s newly implemented machete ban is already showing results, with thousands of weapons handed in during the first month of the statewide amnesty. However, knife-related…
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Crime clouds business future
Pakenham Officer Star NewsRising crime is forcing some businesses to close and deterring new entrepreneurs, raising concerns that the economy could face slower growth, fewer jobs, and weaker…
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Council introduces new timed parking at Casey Complex
Cranbourne Star NewsCasey Council is introducing new timed parking restrictions at the Casey Complex, following the alleged undersupply of carparks at the neighbouring Cranbourne Community Hospital. But…