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Roads close to install bridge beams Share LANES on Lower Dandenong Road and the Mornington Peninsula Freeway will temporarily close in the coming weeks to accommodate works on the Mordialloc Freeway. The eastbound lanes on Lower Dandenong Road between Woodlands Drive and Howard Road will be closed from 7pm, Friday 21 May until 12pm, Sunday 23 May. The westbound lanes will close from 11pm Friday 21 May until 9am Saturday 22 May, 10pm Saturday 22 May until 12pm Sunday 23 May, 7pm Sunday 23 May until 6am Monday 24 May, and 9pm until 6am each night from 24 May until 28 May. Work to install n...

Greater Dandenong Council has ditched a proposal to remove street trees from Buckingham Avenue, Springvale. The council prepared a report on replacing six trees with parking spaces between Balmoral and Windsor avenues. Springvale Central Ward councillor Richard Lim said he and other councillors didn’t support the move. This was especially in light of the proposed $943,000 works to upgrade the under-utlilised 517-space car park at 8 Balmoral Avenue. “Six car spots isn’t going to make a difference. I want more trees to make Springvale streets more attractive.” The idea to remove the tre...

Premium Content Subscriber only The heartbroken father of a young woman who was killed when she fell from a ute has penned a letter tendered by the teenage driver in court, believing he witnessed something nobody should have to see, the death of one of his best friends. Grace Ruhle died in a tragic accident on the evening of April 2, 2021, after she fell from a ute Hunter John Stojczan, 19, was driving along Springvale Road in Springvale, about 30km south of Dalby. The terrible saga drew to a close in Dalby Magistrates Court on Tuesday, with Stojczan sentenced for failing to provide a speci...

The heartbroken father of a young woman who died when she fell off the back of a ute shocked a courtroom when he said he felt sorry for the teenager who was behind the wheel. Grace Ruhle, 23, died when she fell from the tray of a ute driven by Hunter John Stojczan along Springvale Road in Springvale, west of Brisbane, at about 10.30pm on April 2. The 19-year-old was charged with failing to provide a breath test and driving with a person in part of the vehicle that's only designed to carry goods and appeared in Dalby Magistrates Court on Tuesday morning.  

Premium Content "You have to help Gracie...you have to help Gracie." Those were the harrowing cries of 19-year-old Hunter John Stojczan that rang out on Springvale Road on the evening of April 2, as he held the body of his friend Grace Ruhle, wrapped in his shirt. Surrounded by his friends and family, they could only watch on in horror as the 23-year-old Linthorpe woman lay on the ground, not breathing, before she died on the side of the road. Dozens of supporters lined the public gallery of Dalby Magistrates Court on Tuesday May 4, to hear the heartbreaking final moments and death of the...