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25.01.2022 HOON DRIVERS FLOUT CURRENT RESTRICTIONS Police are continuing to target hoon drivers who are still gathering, despite the current lockdown. On Monday night police received multiple calls for more than 100 vehicles gathering in Commercial Drive Lynbrook. Units were also called to disperse crowds in Dandenong South, Carrum Downs and Hallam. ... At approximately 10:30pm police were called to Hallam South Road where three people were issued with Covid infringement notices. A 21-year-old Cranbourne North man returned a positive result to an oral fluid test, which detected an illicit drug in his system. He was also issued with penalty notices for use unsafe vehicle, major defect and EPA offences. Police are continuing their investigation to identify other motorists involved. Anyone who may have CCTV or dash cam footage of any hoon behaviour in the Cardinia, Casey and Greater Dandenong areas is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au.

25.01.2022 COVID-19 phishing scams were rife in 2020. As vaccinations are rolled out, so too are a new wave of email and SMS scams. Protect yourself when online and be wary of links or attachments. www.cyber.gov.au/covid

25.01.2022 New pop-up testing clinics has been set up around Greater Dandenong, including one at the Noble Park Skate Park Carpark. Find more details here: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/where-get-tested-covid-19

24.01.2022 PROTECT YOUR PLATES! Criminals don't just target cars, they also steal registration plates! Don't become a victim. We sell anti-theft screws for just $2!... If you would like some easy piece of mind you can call to make COVID safe arrangements with Dawn on 0407 325 030.

24.01.2022 ID REQUIRED - Theft On the 6th of September at approximately 5.10pm, a male entered a supermarket in Keysborough and placed several items into his shopping jee...p. He then left the store without paying for the items. Police believe the male pictured can assist with their enquiries. If you recognise him please contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, make a report online at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au or message this page and quote incident number 200329377.

24.01.2022 Leave the sleigh at home tomorrow.

23.01.2022 Great news for Dandy residents! Ive missed Woolies being open!!

23.01.2022 NOT WORTH THE RISK - ILLEGAL FIREWORKS Fireworks pose a major health and safety risk to the community and can only be used by licensed pyrotechnicians. Usin...g fireworks in summer can also start fires, which is something we all want to prevent. Anyone caught using fireworks without a licence can face criminal charges, including jail for up to 15 years and thousands of dollars’ worth of fines. They are also risking the possibility of causing serious injury or worse to themselves or others. Stay safe this New Years Eve!

23.01.2022 If you see this trailer please contact the owner.

22.01.2022 Every year, the City of Greater Dandenong produces a community calendar featuring photos taken in Greater Dandenong. This year we would like residents to submit photos for inclusion. It can be a photo of architecture, outdoor space or something you love about the area that catches your eye.... Submit your shots here: greaterdandenong.vic.gov.au/photography-competition #communitybuilding

22.01.2022 Are you transitioning back to working from home or have children home schooling during lockdown? To avoid a lockdown fire make sure you follow these home office safety tips: Don’t overload electrical sockets. Keep it neat and it won't over heat! Maintain good airflow around electronic devices.... Avoid charging electronic items on surfaces that can burn. Turn off all appliances at the power point when not in use. Thanks for the tips Wollert Fire Brigade!

22.01.2022 Stay safe everyone

21.01.2022 The difference a few days can make 3172 and 3174 are now case free! The rest are coming down too

21.01.2022 #latenightmemes #lockdownedition

21.01.2022 A long overdue Dandenong Community Hub will bring a heart to the old towns centre, its supporters say. Mayor Jim Memeti, in a unanimously supported motion on 14 September, declared that it is our turn after similar hubs opened or planned in Noble Park, Dandenong North, Springvale and Keysborough South. Dandenong has facilities that are really ageing"... The almost 10-year paralysis that this Council has seen with regards to this project needs to end. Over the next nine months, $80,000 concept plans will be drawn for an intergenerational hub with childrens services, informal meeting spaces and activity spaces. A possible location is the Clow Street precinct near the Dandenong Market and former council offices. The building is expected to be of a similar scale to Keysborough Souths at a cost of about $10-15 million. A feasibility study showed strong community support. It would cater for a mix of ages in a growing Dandenong population, forecast to swell from 37,000 to 52,000 by 2030. That includes children between 0-4 doubling to about 5000, and a similar number of residents over 65. The council has also identified the need for a welcoming, supportive community place for young people, especially migrants. And to help them navigate education and employment pathways. Dandenong Community Association member Silvia Mastrogiavanni says for years, Dandenong had a dead centre. It had been disjointed between focal points such as Lonsdale Street, Dandenong Plaza and Dandenong Market. The hub would be its new heart, Ms Mastrogiavanni said. It was a place of connection for residents to mix and mingle and to meet new friends. Somewhere to learn a language, do a hobby, run an exercise or dance class. While we have this darned pandemic its illustrated why connection is so important to the human spirit and to our health. Cr Matthew Kirwan had steered through budget bids for the feasibity study and concept design in the past two years. He said Cr Memetis motion ensured a fully integrated, intergenerational hub and not a version that excludes childrens services. It is only when you put children services and informal and formal meeting activity spaces together do you get a true community heart, a place that the whole community calls home. Having served Dandenong for eight years it is a great community but a fragmented community we need to bring it together. SOURCE: Star Dandenong Journal

21.01.2022 Adding another exposure site for Noble Park... it's for a little while back, but still, if you were there, please get tested...

20.01.2022 PROTECT YOUR PLATES! Criminals dont just target cars, they also steal registration plates! Dont become a victim. We sell anti-theft screws for just $2!... If you would like some easy piece of mind you can call to make COVID safe arrangements with Dawn on 0407 325 030.

20.01.2022 Tomorrow is R U OK? Day, a reminder to start a conversation that could change a life today, tomorrow and any day its needed. Learn what to say after R U OK? so you can keep the conversation going when someone says theyre not OK. Visit www.ruok.org.au/how-to-ask... #RUOKDay #theresmoretosay #RUOK See more

20.01.2022 We have already had a really wet year, and are entering a period of hightened rain. It is important you know what to do in the event a flood could impact your p...roperty. BAG IT Lay sandbags where water may enter your home (doors, low windows). BLOCK IT Cover toilets and drains to stop backflow. LIFT IT Place valuables on tables and the benchtop. LEAVE Leave early to travel to higher ground.

20.01.2022 STREET KITCHEN - CENTRAL DANDY NEAR ANZAC STATUE OPPOSITE THE MARKET CUDL Dandenong (take away only) street kitchen is on today from 3-6pm! ... Come by for free home cooked meals, tea & coffee, masks, toiletries, clothes and more!

19.01.2022 ALERT-KEYSBOROUGH The area had a number of incidents last weekend and it seems its still continuing. From a resident: "Hi guys just wanted to let you no there is a man on a bike early 30s trying to steal from propertys in KEYSBOROUGH black hoodie. I am behind the Cheltenham rd kindergarten"... Police have been notified. Incident occurred around midnight. Remember to lock up all your stuff. People are checking properties at night looking for things to steal.

19.01.2022 Good new: no deaths today Bad news: we are next door to hotspots (Hallam and Narre Warren) I really dont want to see Greater Dandy become a hotspot.

19.01.2022 Take this quiz to find out how safe your place is. With more houses being empty as people go back to work, it’s a good time to find out. https://howsafeismyplace.com.au/quiz/

18.01.2022 Here we go again....

17.01.2022 ALERT-KEYSBOROUGH LOCATION: Azure Crescent, Keysborough DATE: 19th September 2020 TIME: 2:57am... This incident has been reported to Police. Its not only crimes that should be reported to Police. Suspicious behaviour should also be reported. Just before 3am, during curfew, a masked man was captured walking past the residents home, he stopped and looked into the sports car belonging to their neighbour which was parked in the driveway before walking away... Sure this man could have been innocently admiring the vehicle while being outside during curfew with no doubt a good and valid reason for walking around, but there is also a chance this wasnt the case at all... This area in Keysborough is experiencing high levels of break-ins to both residents homes and vehicles. Please make sure that your vehicles are locked and no belongings are left inside. Stay vigilant and keep looking out for your neighbours. Stay safe everyone.

17.01.2022 I know some people in the area have already been swooped... I found out there is an app where you log where the swooping magpies are... ill try to find it and post the link in the comments... In the meantime, enjoy this informative magpie swooping video ... Happy Monday everyone!

17.01.2022 Ordinary people, extraordinary spirit. June 9, 2021 is Thank A First Responder Day. Join us in saying two simple words: Thank you!! First responders. Ordinary p...eople, just like us. They have families, commitments, homes to go to at the end of their working day. They’ve got dinner to make, shopping to do, bills to pay. But unlike us they dedicate every day to helping save others. Whether it’s the firefighters who battled the infernos that wrought havoc on our nation in 2020, the paramedics who respond every day to emergency situations, the marine rescue teams, police and lifesavers working to find missing persons in the water, or the SES men and women who leave their own families at home to ensure another family has a roof over their heads, we owe every one of them a huge debt of gratitude (as well as the families who support them through it all). Yet many of Australia’s 300,000 first responders receive little thanks for what they do. Let's start saying "Thank you!" to them more often!! If want to have kids do some activity this site has got Activity Sheets as well that can keep your child away from screen during this lockdown. https://firstresponderday.com.au/education-materials/

16.01.2022 Cybercriminals constantly work on new ways to steal your valuable information. Multi-factor authentication helps protect your data. Act now, stay secure. www.cyber.gov.au/mfa

16.01.2022 Yesterday afternoon a blue Ford with stolen plates pulled into a petrol station in Dandenong North. Not only are the plates stolen but the two occupants of the Ford did not pay for the fuel either! If you have any information contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

15.01.2022 16,751 vehicles were stolen in Victoria in the past year. That's 8% more than the previous year, but 7% less than 4 years ago. And the 2 most popular cars thieves love to steal? The Nissan Pulsar N15 and Holden Commodore VE. Car theft is preventable. 7 out of 10 cars are stolen with their own keys. Thieves sneak into homes through unlocked doors and windows and look for keys left in places that are easy to access, such as on a key hook or in a bowl near the door.... The easiest way to STOP sneak theft and protect your car is to POP your keys out of sight, LOCK all doors and windows, and make sure your family is doing the same. Check out the latest theft data with CarSafe's interactive Theft Watch tool at www.carsafe.com.au/theft-watch

14.01.2022 UPDATE From her parents: Alana was spotted in Dandenong tonight (11/09/2020) If you have any information, please forward it on to the Traralgon Police Station on 03 5172 2777.... ------ Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing 16-year-old Alana Sargeson. Alana was last seen at a home in Traralgon on Wednesday 9 September about 5.45pm. Police are concerned for Alanas welfare due to her age. Police have released an image of Alana in the hope someone recognises her and can provide information on her current whereabouts. It is believed she may be in the Geelong North area. Anyone who sees Alana is urged to contact Traralgon Police Station on 03 5172 2777. Leading Senior Constable Rohan Imms Media Officer

13.01.2022 Has your child experienced inappropriate contact by someone online? Help them recognise the warning signs and develop an action plan together before things go w...rong. https://bit.ly/2L98pyQ There are steps you can take to help your child make a complaint and find support. https://bit.ly/2L6vzWx ___________________ National Child Protection Week #ncpw20 See more

13.01.2022 +61444444444 is legit If you received an SMS from this number, its legit! Its connected to our national emergency alert system.... You can find further info on their website: http://www.emergencyalert.gov.au/ When you look in the FAQ you will find reference to the phone number in one of the questions asking if you can call the number if you missed an alert (the answer is no, by the way). My suspicion is that with the recent outbreak in Hallam, they are trying to contain any possible spread in our area by encouraging people to get tested.

13.01.2022 COMMUNITY NOTICEBOARD SPRINGVALE PAGE:The Friends of Victoria Avenue Reserve... The reserve is a small park located on Victoria Avenue in Springvale and currently working with the COGD, the goal is to develop a small garden there, along with some fruit trees. The garden will be open for all to join in and/or wander through. The intention is to create a network of neighbors who grow & eat local food, as well as a community of people who learn, teach, and connect with each other. If this sounds like something youd like to be a part of, or even if youd simply like to visit the garden or just follow what the group is doing, please visit the group page and join it if youd like! We are all in this together. The more the merrier. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1140200673098915/?ref=share

13.01.2022 Victoria Police proudly supports #NationalChildProtectionWeek Police play an important role in keeping children safe. But so do you. For children to thrive, we ...need to come together as a community to put the needs of children first not just this week, but every week. Not all children grow up in environments that are safe. Child abuse takes many forms; it can be neglect, physical, emotional or sexual abuse, or family violence. Victoria Police have experienced detectives to investigate these crimes. To speak with one of them, contact your nearest SOCIT: go.vic.gov.au/Vnv6p1 If a child is in immediate danger, always call Triple Zero (000).

12.01.2022 "Remember, if you are experiencing family violence or feel unsafe during lockdown, you can leave to find help." -inTouch Multicultural Centre Against Family Violence

12.01.2022 Learn how to spot a scam call. Register for this webinar.

12.01.2022 In a bid to boost Covid-struck retailers, Greater Dandenong will look at encouraging more tables and chairs on footpaths, says mayor Jim Memeti. Meanwhile, the council has launched a Business Grants Program offering up to $5000 to Covid-affected small and medium-sized businesses. As part of a Mental Health Foundation Australia webinar on 10 September, Cr Memeti said there was a need to cut red tape and look outside the square to reinvigorate retail strips.... One possibility was allowing more outdoor settings at restaurants in the Afghan Bazaar precinct in Thomas Street. We might lose some car spaces (but) weve never been under pressure like this before. Cr Memeti said such initiatives had begun in Europe and could be employed locally. Other support includes free applications for outdoor dining permits for two years. The permits apply to businesses wishing to introduce or increase tables and chairs for on-street dining. The councils free parking trial in Lonsdale Street will continue. A council taskforce of local peak body representatives and industry experts will also be formed to lobby state and federal governments on behalf of local business. Cr Memeti said Council had worked to support local business since its initial $4 million relief package in March. This included $2 million rent relief to commercial tenants in council-owned buildings as well as Dandenong Market vendors. This Business Grants Program aims to complement the other, non-financial business recovery measures currently provided by Council. We know that so many of our small to medium businesses are going through some extremely challenging times, but we hope this provides them with some hope. The grants open on Friday 18 September. Applicants must show that the grants will assist them retaining employees or support their businesss sustainability during the pandemic. The council has also been listing local food businesses still open during Covid-19 through its Great Bites Open for Business initiative. Since March, the councils material aid program had distributed 125 tonnes of food. More than 3000 people were being fed a week, and demand was increasing, Cr Memeti said. Fifty families who were self-isolating due to Covid-positive tests had also received food parcels. During the lockdown, people were flocking outdoors for daily exercise and on the councils online arts exhibition. The websites visitor numbers swelled by 4000 per cent, Cr Memeti said. As part of a Tech Savvy project, aged services clients were receiving iPads with Zoom and FaceTime training to help them keep in touch with their families and friends while in isolation. We may be living with restrictions for some time. We need to find the new normal, Cr Memeti said. We need to reach out to those that need us the most. Details on the Business Grants Program at greaterdandenong.com/business SOURCE: Dandenong Star Journal

11.01.2022 202km/h IN A 60km/h ZONE A word of warning if you want to keep your car. Don’t do a burnout in front of police. Don’t then leave them in a cloud of smoke and hightail it at 140km/h over the speed limit. Which is exactly what the driver of a black Mercedes C63 did when he was intercepted by police on Hammond Road Dandenong South in the early hours of Sunday morning. ... The 29-year-old driver from Doveton said goodbye to his car for 30 days at a cost of $938 and will need to explain his actions to a Magistrate. #OpCompass

11.01.2022 When are your children ready to be more independent around your local area? This tool will help you decide: https://nhw.us16.list-manage.com/track/click

11.01.2022 Safety upgrade for Lake View Blvd as new speed humps get installed. Mark Ston

11.01.2022 Acting Inspector GRANDE and Acting Senior Sergeant HOSKING were out today on the Princes Highway with the mobile CCTV Tower as part of Operation SUMATRA. The T...ower is used to target hoon and other illegal driving activities, it can be moved around throughout Greater Dandenong and will capture footage and automatically recognise registration plates. If you are someone that likes to engage in illegal and dangerous driving activities you will get caught!! #OperationSumatra #RoadSafety #Impound

10.01.2022 Are these your keys?

08.01.2022 FIRST DATE DISASTER First dates are stressful. Sometimes even embarrassing. Particularly if you decide to drive your new lady friend whilst drug affected and without a licence - ending the night without a car on the side of the road.... Unfortunately for this new couple on their first date, the driver saw the flashing police lights in his rear-view and confessed to his new lady friend that he didn’t have a licence. Not only was he keeping his disqualified licence a secret, but it was the habit of smoking methylamphetamine prior to the big occasion that further landed him in hot water, returning a positive result to the oral fluid test. The 27-year-old Pakenham man’s vehicle was impounded at a cost of $1038 and the pair were left to recommence their date on foot. I wonder if there will be a second date? #OpCompass #firstdatedisaster

08.01.2022 If anyone has information on this despicable behaviour please contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. The police need your help.

08.01.2022 Great news for Dandy residents! I've missed Woolies being open!!

08.01.2022 Are face masks still mandatory in regional Victoria? #askingforafriendAre face masks still mandatory in regional Victoria? #askingforafriend

07.01.2022 16,751 vehicles were stolen in Victoria in the past year. Thats 8% more than the previous year, but 7% less than 4 years ago. And the 2 most popular cars thieves love to steal? The Nissan Pulsar N15 and Holden Commodore VE. Car theft is preventable. 7 out of 10 cars are stolen with their own keys. Thieves sneak into homes through unlocked doors and windows and look for keys left in places that are easy to access, such as on a key hook or in a bowl near the door.... The easiest way to STOP sneak theft and protect your car is to POP your keys out of sight, LOCK all doors and windows, and make sure your family is doing the same. Check out the latest theft data with CarSafes interactive Theft Watch tool at www.carsafe.com.au/theft-watch

07.01.2022 Lesson Learnt?? Last night Cardinia Highway Patrol were patrolling the Princes Highway, Dandenong as part of #OpSumatra when they detected a Ducati motorcycle ...travelling at 128km/h in the 80km/h zone. At the time it was raining and the roads were very wet. Highway Patrol intercepted the motorcycle and spoke to a 24 year old male from Emerald who was the holder of a motorcycle learners permit. Due to the riders excessive speed his Duke was impounded for a period of 30 days at a cost of $950. The rider is expected to be charged with exceeding the speed limit and riding at a dangerous speed. Operation Sumatra is a road policing operation targeting hoons and intentional high risk driving throughout Greater Dandenong. This is a reminder that Police work tirelessly around the clock to ensure everyone arrives alive. #CardiHwp #ArriveAlive #SillySausage

07.01.2022 Are your children using the following apps/games to stay connected with friends? Apex Legends https://bit.ly/2xoWnyl Houseparty https://bit.ly/3drMHDk Rob...lox https://bit.ly/2Ynvzd5 FaceTime https://bit.ly/2WExGrQ Hoop https://bit.ly/2KPp8r8 Messenger https://bit.ly/33HCfDe Learn how to protect their information and report inappropriate content or conduct with The eSafety Guide https://bit.ly/2xZAOnU See more

07.01.2022 KEEP IT ON THE RACE TRACK The driver of a classic car will be without his prized possession for 30 days after he was caught travelling 70km/h over the speed lim...it in Lyndhurst. Members from the Greater Dandenong Highway Patrol detected the Holden HG Kingswood allegedly travelling at 160km/h in a 90km/h zone on Thompsons Road shortly after midnight on Tuesday morning. The 31-year-old driver allegedly claimed he was baited by another car and decided to engage in a drag race with the other vehicle. He told police his beloved Kingswood had been used on the race track, however it will be sitting idle for the next month at the impound yard. The Berwick man has lost his vehicle for 30 days at a cost of $1038. He can also expect to be charged with speeding offences and will face court at a later date. #opsaturn

06.01.2022 Breaking news today. A ELDERLY LADY was,putting her shopping in her car, when a man approach and said he wanted her purse. She reached into her bag and pulled her PERSONAL ALARM the loud sound made him run off. What great news . We sell them for only $10 & $15... It would be good for school children or anyone walking . Underdoor alarms as well $20.00 IDEAL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Anti theft screws $2.00 for car number plates. It still happening everywhere , especially in our GREAT CITY. Why people have not got them , is beyond belief. The cost the time INVOLVED & all the hassle in going to VIC ROADS , buying new plates nearly $40, letting Ins company, Eastlink etc all know What a hassle. You can pick them up from me Dawn 0407 32 5030

06.01.2022 A friendly reminder - we cannot accept information through social media. If you have a question, feel free to reach out and we will do our best to answer. Ho...wever, please do not message us with crime information through our DM's. You can share your crime information online at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au or call 1800 333 000.

05.01.2022 Caseys Covid-19 hotspots have slightly cooled, according to official stats in the past two days. The council area had recorded 46 new cases for the past week, primarily in Hallam (15 new cases for the week) and Clyde/Clyde North/Cardinia (18). Active cases are 78 up from 73 on 10 September. The Hallam and Clyde/Clyde North/Cardinia postcodes have 23 active cases each.... However, new infections in Casey had slowed to four on each of 15 and 16 September. Cases have quietened in Greater Dandenong, with just seven new infections in the past seven days. Active cases have dropped to 36. The 3175 postcode, which includes Dandenong, Dandenong North and Dandenong South, is no longer the South East hotspot with just three new cases in the past week. There are 22 active cases. Over the week, Noble Parks active cases dropped from 16 to six. Meanwhile, two further residents at Outlook Gardens aged-care home in Dandenong North have died with coronavirus in the past week. Twelve residents have died since the first infections struck in July. At other Greater Dandenong facilities, there were three coronavirus deaths at Estia Health Keysborough and three at Mercy Place Dandenong. Dandenong police station remains a listed high-risk area for visitors between 25 August and 3 September. It is linked to five active cases and 15 in total. Truck manufacturer Vawdrey Australias cluster totals 64, with nine active cases. Westfield Fountain Gate shopping centre is still listed as high-risk for visitors between 18 August and 6 September. Statewide, there were 42 new cases on 16 September with 215 over the past week. Active cases dropped under 1000. SOURCE: Dandenong Star Journal

04.01.2022 Here is the fake covid-19 SMS going around.. don't click the map one!

03.01.2022 ALERT-KEYSBOROUGH The area had a number of incidents last weekend and it seems it's still continuing. From a resident: "Hi guys just wanted to let you no there is a man on a bike early 30s trying to steal from propertys in KEYSBOROUGH black hoodie. I am behind the Cheltenham rd kindergarten"... Police have been notified. Incident occurred around midnight. Remember to lock up all your stuff. People are checking properties at night looking for things to steal.

03.01.2022 Anyone with information about the thief pictured below is encouraged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

03.01.2022 WARNING - ONLINE MARKETPLACE THEFTS Police are reminding people to take extra precautions when selling and buying items online after recent thefts across Casey..., Cardinia and Greater Dandenong. Victims have had vehicles stolen after allowing prospective purchasers to test drive their car, only for them to never return, or fake online payments have been made but the payment doesn’t clear. If you’re thinking of buying or selling something online make sure you do it safely check out these safety tips: - Look into the buyer or seller before meeting up. Social media pages that have recently been created or only have a few followers may be indications they are fake. - Instead of meeting at your house, meet in a public place where there are lots of people around and plenty of CCTV. - Don’t go alone if possible, take a friend or family member with you. - Communicate with the person verbally rather than via text/messaging so you can gauge if there is any suspicious behaviour going on (you can generally judge that by the way people speak to you). - Do not accept screenshots as proof of payment. - Do not allow a prospective buyer to test drive your car without you AND a friend/family member accompanying them.

02.01.2022 The recent SMS we got today about Covid-19

02.01.2022 And again... its legit! Straight from DHHS!

02.01.2022 Getting further and further down on the list for active cases! Doing a great job everyone

01.01.2022 Are you prepared for summer weather - fire, floods, storms? And do you have adequate insurance cover for your home? Join our free webinar Wednesday night. Register at www.nhw.com.au/webinars

01.01.2022 Do you have footage relating to to this incident? Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a fire in Doveton on 9th of September 2020. It is believed offender/s attended parkland located on Power Road between Donna Way and Waratah Street about 6:30am and set fire to the rear fence of a residential property on Jacinta Court. ... Investigators are appealing for anyone that was in the area to check their dash cam footage or if anyone saw anything suspicious to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au Reference No. 200332402

01.01.2022 Stay warm everyone...