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Tarneit and Wyndham Vale to get PSOs
Protective services officers (PSOs) will start patrolling Wyndham’s new V/Line stations at Tarneit and Wyndham Vale from next week. The PSOs will patrol train platforms,…
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Now we’re all cooking at Pacific Werribee
Werribee youngsters can now expect an international culinary experience every night of the week thanks to the Festival of the Foodies. Gourmands flocked to Pacific…
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On road to beat cancer
These cyclists will be taking the ultimate scenic route next week when they ride 1000 kilometres between Werribee and Bendigo to raise funds to develop…
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Tarneit brewery underpaid worker by $20,000
The owners of a Truganina micro-brewery have been ordered to back-pay a worker $20,000 as the result of a Fair Work Ombudsman investigation. The employee,…
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Cheerfully off to Hawaii
A group of young Wyndham cheerleaders will be flick-flacking and arabesque-ing on their way to Hawaii later this year. Wyndham locals Bronte Camilleri, Lucinda Laity,…
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Wyndham Harbour opens to public
The first stage of the $440 million Wyndham Harbour Marina was opened to the public last weekend during a two-day festival. Thousands flocked to the…
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Driver stalks woman in Point Cook
A woman was left shaken after being stalked and verbally abused by a man in a car in Point Cook on Saturday morning. The 34-year-old Point…
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Hundreds take part in Wyndham Fun Run
UPDATE The Werribee River Trail was flooded with runners on the weekend, as 700 people made their way to the track for the Wyndham Rotary…
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Police turn screws on tool thefts
Tools valued at almost $1 million have been stolen from tradesmen’s work vehicles and building sites in Wyndham in the past three years. Figures from Victoria…
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All set for the Rotary Fun Run
Hundreds of locals will be pounding the pavement on Sunday in one of Wyndham Rotary’s biggest fundraisers. The club’s Fun Run will start at Chirnside Park…
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Little River schoolyard goes green
Little River Primary School was given a facelift last week with a helping hand from some green thumbs. Staff from Bunnings Warehouse in Werribee popped…
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Fed up with Cherry Street jams
Werribee motorists faced havoc at the Cherry Street level crossing last week with the gates jamming on two separate occasions. Traffic came to a standstill…
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