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Netball club courts more success
The Hoppers Crossing Junior Netball Association plans to expand after the club unveiled its six new courts recently. Players christened the new courts, part of…
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Council invites ideas to beat gridlock
Wyndham council wants feedback on its plans to prevent gridlock and traffic chaos getting worse as the city grows. Its new strategy sets out ideas…
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Council hears rates capping views
Wyndham residents are divided on the issue of rate capping but believe the council should be tightening its belt and looking for other funding sources…
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Inclusive club makes harmony pitch
Howqua Reserve will be rechristened the Harmony in Cricket Ground for a day when Manor Lakes Cricket Club hosts its annual T20 Cup later this…
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Men’s problems put on the line
Two Wyndham women are on a mission to raise awareness about the mental health issues faced by middle-aged men. Point Cook’s Linda Kensington recently took…
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Workplace injury claims rise
Almost 1000 workers were injured at Wyndham workplaces in 2015. New statistics from WorkSafe show that 973 injury claims were made by workers in Wyndham…
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Little River chemical spill affects dozens
Thirty people have been treated and 11 taken to hospital after a chemical spill at a Little River service station this afternoon. Emergency services were…
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Number plate thefts on the rise
Number plate thefts are on the rise in Wyndham, making up more than half of all recent thefts from motor vehicles. Acting Inspector Damien Madden…
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Answering the call to participate
Cops, ambos, fireys and other emergency services workers are gearing up for the annual Victoria Police and Emergency Games next month. The games, now in…
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Watton Street loading zone uproar
UPDATE Parking woes are still hitting hard in Watton Street, according to traders who say loading zones in front of their businesses are driving customers…
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Wyndham community gets behind bashing victim
A brutal bashing in Wyndham Vale last month has triggered a fundraising campaign that encapsulates Wyndham’s strong community spirit. Josh Lim, 23, and an 18-year-old…
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Migrant children get into the swim
A swimming program in Werribee is aimed at teaching refugees and newly arrived migrants to swim in a bid to cut drownings in Australian waterways.…
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