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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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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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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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Greater Dandenong's young leaders step up as Junior Mayor and Deputy Junior Mayor announced
Greater Dandenong has welcomed its newly appointed Junior Mayor and Deputy Junior Mayor, celebrating the next generation of community leaders.
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Smarter Irrigation Saving Water in Open Spaces (Council News Article July 2026)
Taking our irrigation systems online is saving money and water across Greater Dandenong’s parks and reserves.
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Advocating for our Community (Council News Article July 2026)
We are always looking for ways to represent the Greater Dandenong community and secure resources to help drive meaningful change.
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CDS Bin Baskets are Coming (Council News Article July 2026)
Finding refundable drink containers just got easier.
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Cr Phillip Danh Yarraman Ward (Council News Article July 2026)
We are delivering important infrastructure improvements across Yarraman Ward, with upgrades to local roads and community facilities.
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Cr Jim Memeti Dandenong Ward (Council News Article July 2026)
We are continuing to invest in Dandenong’s heritage assets and local sporting facilities, helping to keep our community spaces safe, welcoming and fit for purpose.
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Cr Rhonda Garad Cleeland Ward (Council News Article July 2026)
I am really pleased to report this year’s Council Budget delivers major investment into Cleeland Ward.
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50 Years of Deadly (Council News Article July 2026)
NAIDOC Week begins on 5 July, Bunurong Elder and Dandenong locals, Uncle Mark Brown and Jillian West, share their connection to this year’s theme.
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Vote for Greater Dandenong Parks - Pick My Park Program
Six parks in Greater Dandenong have moved through to the public voting stage of the Pick My Park program.
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Dandy's Got Talent
Dandy's Got Talent - Final Showcase Event
Greater Dandenong Youth and Family Services is excited to present Dandy’s Got Talent 2026 - a youth led competition and celebration of community talent.
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Shape Council's plan to improve the lives of people with disabilities
Greater Dandenong Mayor, Sophie Tan, has encouraged community members to shape Council’s work supporting local people with disabilities.
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Greater Dandenong City Council acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of this land, the Bunurong People, and pays respect to their Elders past and present. We recognise and respect their continuing connections to climate, Culture, Country and waters.