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Tailgating fines on the rise
RACV is calling on motorists to be aware of how close they’re driving to the vehicle in front of them, with Victoria Police issuing more…
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Motoring history visits Bellevue
The Riley Motor Club of Victoria visited Bellevue Orchard in Officer on Sunday 26 November. About 40 cars filled out the carpark, with about 120…
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Purton Place gears up for Christmas with Toy Drive
Purton Place Pre-Loved Shop’s 2023 toy drive is in full swing, helping to spread Christmas joy to local families. The Christmas Toy Drive started on…
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Sikhism celebrates in Officer
The Sikh and Indian community in the Southeast region began the three-day celebrations of the birth anniversary of the founder of Sikh faith – Guru…
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Riding high
Pakenham’s Riding for the Disabled Association of Australia centre has received another boost as part of an ongoing partnership with Berwick business BFIRM Personal Training,…
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Police charge Dandenong woman following Pakenham joyride
Police have charged a 27-year-old Dandenong woman with a string of offences following an incident in Pakenham on 26 November where a child was observed…
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Minister visits Pakenham’s paramedics
Minister for Ambulance Services Mary-Anne Thomas paid a visit to local paramedics at Pakenham Ambulance Station last week to gather insight and ideas from local…
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Boon for manufacturing industry
South East Melbourne Manufacturers Alliance’s collaborative partnership with Robotics Australia Group presents a big leap forward for manufacturing advocacy in the southeast. Honi Walker, SEMMA’s…
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Council calls for ceasefire
The City of Greater Dandenong Council has passed a motion calling for a permanent ceasefire and peace in Palestine as over 14,000 innocent civilians are…
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Local men fronting new family violence campaign
Wellsprings for Women has launched its 16 Days of Activism Campaign, joining organisations globally who are frontlining the fight against gendered violence. The women-only service…
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Tiler fraud to repay $92K
A Doveton tiler has been ordered to repay more than $90,000 for fraudulently obtaining workers comp payments. Rahmatullah Jafari, 28, had injured his back while…
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Police crackdown on mobile users
Police have spotted more than 80 motorists using their mobile phones while driving during a recent road policing operation across Melbourne. Operation Spotto, conducted by…
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