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A Taste of Filipino Street Food at Dandenong Market
Many Dandenong Market traders are blending cultural heritage with contemporary small business ideas.
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One Tree Per Child (Council News Article August 2026)
Local school children are taking the lead in protecting their environment and building biodiversity through the One Tree Per Child program.
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Homelessness Week (Council News Article August 2026)
Having a home is essential to a person’s wellbeing, but across Greater Dandenong we have the highest number of people experiencing homelessness in Victoria.
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Councillor Alice Phuong Le Springvale Central Ward (Council News Article August 2026)
I am so proud to represent the Springvale Central Ward.
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Councillor Melinda Yim Keysborough Ward (Council News Article August 2026)
Over the past three years Council has invested in sports grounds across the Keysborough Ward.
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Opening Doors to Employment (Council News Article August 2026)
A new hub in the heart of Dandenong is helping our community connect with jobs, skills and opportunities.
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Greater Dandenong community satisfaction hits another record high
Greater Dandenong City Council has recorded the highest community satisfaction survey results of 19 Melbourne metropolitan councils.
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Medium Grants Program Open
Each year we provide more than $2 million in community grants to support individuals and community groups to deliver projects and activities that support the people of Greater Dandenong.
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Dandenong Civic Centre
Public Notice - Notice of Development Contributions Adjustment DCPO1, DCPO2 and DCPO3
In accordance with the Dandenong South Industrial Area Extension and the Keysborough South Development Contributions Plans.
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Oasis Aquatics and Wellbeing
Huge timber beams mark big progress at new Oasis centre
Construction has reached a major milestone at the new Oasis Aquatics and Wellbeing, with 11 large timber beams now installed.
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Why takeaway cups don’t go in your recycling bin (Our Bright Green Future News July 2026)
Takeaway coffee cups might look like paper, but most have a thin plastic lining inside to prevent leaks.
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Lower Power Bill Expo
Lower Power Bill Expo – Big savings and a brighter future (Our Bright Green News July 2026)
More than 100 residents braved the weather to attend the Lower Power Bill Expo at Springvale City Hall on Thursday 4 June.
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Small changes make a big impact - Plastic Free July (Our Bright Green Future News July 2026)
Plastic Free July is about making small changes that create a big impact, like refusing single use plastic items we use every day.
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Springvale City Hall
Public Notice - Application for use of Council Halls on Boxing Day and New Year's Eve 2026
Council invites organisations to apply to be considered to use Council facilities on Boxing Day and New Year's Eve 2026.
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Behind the Scenes at Council - Nikayla (Council News Article July 2026)
Making small changes can have a huge impact.
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