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Council budget: Little aths’ demolition ‘off the table’

29/06/2025

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Greater Dandenong Council is set to divert $241,000 into boosting a once-doomed little athletics centre in Dandenong and other sports facilities. At one stage, the funds were being allocated to “decommission” the Dandenong Little Athletics Club (DLAC) facilities at Robert Booth Reserve. Later in June,…

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Council budget: Little aths’ demolition ‘off the table’

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