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Speeding teen caught in Emerald
A ‘P’ plater driver has been caught by Police speeding in Emerald yesterday. The 19-year-old probationary driver was fined and will lose his licence after…
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Demolition order for hoarder house
After two decades of complaints, Greater Dandenong Council has taken a court order for the demolition of a hoarder’s house in Noble Park. As reported…
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New Clyde CFA Station moves forward with $3 million plan
Clyde is a step closer to having a brand-new CFA Station, with a planning permit application lodged to Casey Council. The State Government has submitted…
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Timber bollards part of Browns Rd safety revamp
Timber bollards are being viewed as an imperfect solution for a roundabout trouble-spot in Browns Road, Noble Park amid residents’ escalating safety concerns. The road…
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Council says ‘No’ to more gambling machines
As part of Greater Dandenong Council’s review into its gambling issues, the council is set to lobby Victoria’s Casino, Gaming and Liquor Regulation Minister to…
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Monash Health part of MERP funding
Monash Health was part of the Victorian Government’s latest Medical Equipment Replacement Program, or MERP, as its funding aims to upgrade hospitals’ vital medical imaging…
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Train disruptions during level-crossing works
Due to the Level Crossing Removal Project works, buses will replace trains on the Cranbourne and Pakenham lines between Westall, Berwick, and Cranbourne from 8:30…
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No jail for drug trafficker with explosives stash
A Cranbourne woman has been spared jail after being convicted of drug trafficking and possessing explosives in her home garage. Zarna Barbar, 26, pleaded guilty…
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Train and road disruptions in Casey
Due to the Level Crossing Removal Project works, buses will replace trains on the Cranbourne and Pakenham lines between Westall, Berwick, and Cranbourne from 8:30…
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Local talent shines nationally
Berwick local Saskia Kirby recently took the stage in one of Melbourne’s most anticipated musical theatre events of the year—Legally Blonde: The Musical, which opened…
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Pakenham matriarch laid to rest
Many locals gathered to mourn the passing of Pakenham’s Lynnete Elizabeth Stephenson (née Giles) OAM and to remember the immense contribution she made to scouting,…
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Pair arrested over alleged 3D gun-part printer
A Dandenong man and a Notting Hill man have been arrested after police allegedly uncovered a modified shotgun and a 3D printer making a firearms…
