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New funding rounds for veterans announced

The state announced two new rounds of funding that will support veterans in Victoria. Announced on Monday, November 18, the Veterans Capital Works 2024–25 grants...

New financial scheme for victims of crime

The state government announced a new financial scheme aimed at supporting victims of crime outside of courts. The new Financial Assistance Scheme (FAS), opened for...

Heavy horses for courses

The National Clydesdale and Heavy Horse Festival is returning to Werribee South on January 18-19. More than your typical equestrian escapade, the public will be...

Funding boost for Werribee Cup

Next month's Werribee Cup has received a cash injection from the state government. Racing Minister Anthony Carbines visited Werribee Racecourse on Wedneasday, November 20, to...

Amal’s amazing achievement

Nine-year-old Amal has celebrated the publishing of her first picture book ‘Butterfly Girls’. Currently a year 4 student at Al-Taqwa College in Truganina, the...

Movember can make a difference

Community Containers founder Bradley Brown is continuing his mission to improve the lives of men. The 47-year-old fundraising veteran has helped raise over $130,000...

Warnings ahead of a hot dry summer

Ahead of a hot, dry summer, Greater Western Water (GWW) is urging customers in fire prone areas to start preparing now ahead of the...

Netball competition continues to grow

The Western Netball League is continuing to grow with the league set to have more than 70 teams next season. Big plans are in place...

Vales sneak home

Wyndham Vale held off Melton Centrals in a low scoring affair in the Victorian Turf Cricket Association Russell Pollock Shield. The Vales were defending just...

Brew re-signs, Hayes retires

After one of the best individual Victorian Football League seasons, Werribee midfielder Dom Brew has re-signed for 2025. Brew’s eighth season with Werribee was...

Tigers’ batters fail

A batting collapse proved costly for Werribee as it fell short in the Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association south-west. The match against Oakleigh started in 30-plus...

Logarzo, Lincoln in Matildas squad

Western United captain Chloe Logarzo is back into the Matildas squad after being invited to a camp ahead of four internationals. Logarzo was one of...

Hand eager to get back into coaching

New Suns coach Roger Hand felt the time was right to get back into coaching. Having been a football manager and football director in more...

Eagle Gym reopens with a fresh Look and equipment upgrades

WynActive proudly announces the reopening of Eagle Gym after a short period of renovations, during which it has received a revitalised appearance and significant...

DCS Uniforms manufactures and supplies quality apparel

DCS Uniforms is a locally owned and operated uniform supplier that has grown significantly through its ability to manufacture and supply quality apparel, namely...

Compassionate, affordable home care for seniors in Wyndham

With a core purpose of making lives vetter, Nurse Next Door Home Care Services Werribee is transforming how local residents in Wyndham experience in-home...

Escape to the serene waters of the 3030 Waterfront

Escape to the serene waters of the 3030 Waterfront, where culinary delights meet breathtaking views. Every Thursday night, we invite our Werribee and surrounds community...

Discover a vibrant lifestyle at Lifestyle Communities

At Lifestyle Communities, we believe in creating more than just beautiful homes – we build vibrant, connected communities where over 50s can truly thrive. Our...

Run your own family day care

For educators in early education and care, family day care offers both personal and professional benefits. This home-based model with small group settings allows...

Taranto’s road to recovery

One of the hallmarks of the rise of women’s sport over the last decade, is the sense that it is different. Rather than just...

A breast check could save your life

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Cancer Council Victoria is urging Victorians to check their breasts, with data showing that breast cancer is the most...

Push to count metastatic breast cancer patients

Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) is calling for Victoria to follow in New South Wales’ footsteps and count people with metastatic breast cancer (MBC). On...

Time to talk about menopause

As World Menopause Day approaches on October 18, it’s crucial to shed light on the often-misunderstood transition that many women face. Western Health women’s health...

Greater awareness of menopause needed: Inquiry

A senate inquiry into menopause and perimenopause has made 25 recommendations to the federal government to better support women to manage their symptoms. Among the...

Anxiety is more than a worry

When people think of mental illness, depression is usually the first condition that springs to mind. Yet being the best known doesn’t make it the...

West Gate traffic delays

Drivers in the western suburbs are expected to face delays of up to 30 minutes across the next three weeks, as capacity and safety...

More trees for the west

A new round of applications are open for new trees to be planted across Melbourne’s west. Throughout Brimbank, Hobsons Bay, Maribyrnong, Melton, Moonee Valley and...

Young writers workshop

Award-winning author Alice Pung is returning to the west where she grew up to lead an autobiographical writing workshop. Young writers and creatives from the...

Meet the premiership heroes

Werribee Football Club's family day is returning to Avalon Airport Oval on Sunday, November 24, and this year a special guest will be in...

Help native frogs by mulching

The Friends of Skeleton Creek are hosting their final working bee of the year at the Grass Frog Haven in Hoppers Crossing at 1pm...

Little River Action Group awarded

The Little River Action Group (LRAG) and Grassy Plains Network have received a Community Environment Recognition Award from Environment Victoria. The groups were awarded...

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Amal’s amazing achievement

Nine-year-old Amal has celebrated the publishing of her first picture book ‘Butterfly Girls’. Currently a year 4 student at Al-Taqwa College in Truganina, the...

Vales sneak home