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  • Flanigan lifts cup with Panthers

    Flanigan lifts cup with Panthers

    When the final siren went on Saturday and Devon Meadows were crowned MPFNL Division 2 premiers, there were fewer happier to see the Panthers hoist…

  • Business as usual but crime frustration grows

    Business as usual but crime frustration grows

    Days after the burglary incident at an IGA in Narre Warren North, its staff and nearby businesses are pushing ahead with business as usual. On…

  • RSL surprised by vanished Lone Pine

    RSL surprised by vanished Lone Pine

    A significant Lone Pine tree tracing back to the Gallipoli 1915 military campaign has been removed by Greater Dandenong Council. The tree in a council-owned…

  • Drug-debt enforcer avoids deportation

    Drug-debt enforcer avoids deportation

    A man who bundled an alleged drug-debtee into a car in Cranbourne and demanded $1000 from parents for his safe release has seemingly avoided deportation.…

  • Two charged follow fatal shooting

    Two charged follow fatal shooting

    Homicide Squad detectives have charged two men this evening following a fatal shooting in Melbourne’s CBD earlier this month. With assistance from the Special Operations…

  • Danh decries “extremist Nazi hate’

    Danh decries “extremist Nazi hate’

    A Greater Dandenong councillor is set to table a motion to condemn “extremist Nazi demonstrations” at next week’s council meeting. Cr Phillip Danh’s proposed motion…

  • Pair charged with CBD shooting murder

    Pair charged with CBD shooting murder

    Two South East men have been charged with murder over an alleged fatal shooting in Melbourne’s CBD. With assistance from the Special Operations Group, four…

  • Four charged over alleged arson

    Four charged over alleged arson

    Four South East men have been charged over an alleged arson attack in Moorabbin on 17 September. Police say the group set fire to a…

  • Groups mark down Collins’ legacy

    Groups mark down Collins’ legacy

    Community groups have congratulated City of Casey planning director James Collins on his appointment as the new CEO of Cardinia Shire Council, though many remain…

  • Reservoir fire outbreak

    Reservoir fire outbreak

    A grassfire broke out at Cardinia Reservoir, with smoke visible from surrounding communities and major roads on September 16. Emergency crews were called to the…

  • Navy’s top brass visits

    Navy’s top brass visits

    Beaconhills College students were delighted to have a visit from the highly sought-after Royal Australian Navy Band on Tuesday 16 September. The band performed at…

  • Levy rally turns heated

    Levy rally turns heated

    The latest in a series of regional protests against the Labor Government took place in Pakenham on Tuesday night. The “Not In Our Name –…