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Not too late to prepare for Rotary fun run
Like most people, Maurita Rahn is keen to improve her fitness. The Tarneit resident has signed up to tackle the 10-kilometre course in next month’s…
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Council knocks back abuse complaint
Wyndham council has quashed a complaint against former mayor Peter Maynard – but will not provide details of its investigation. Lewis Freeman-Harrison, an independent candidate…
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Defiant Kim proves the doctors wrong
When Kim Jago was born, doctors told her parents she might not live to be a teenager. Forty-one years later, the Tarneit resident with Spinal…
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Queues orderly at AquaPulse despite heat
Wyndham council’s leisure centre reached maximum capacity during last week’s extreme heat for the fourth time since reopening its doors seven months ago. Locals trying…
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Witness plea after teenagers stabbed
Investigations are continuing into the stabbing of two teenagers at Werribee last Tuesday. Senior Constable Drew Corry said witnesses said a fight broke out in…
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Wyndham thieves begin 2016 with 100 thefts from cars
Phones, wallets, satellite navigation systems and sunglasses were among items taken in a Wyndham crime spree, during which almost 100 cars were broken into in…
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Wyndham Harbour close to completion
Workers are putting the finishing touches to stage one of the $440 million Wyndham Harbour marina project. Project director Sonya Miller says the first stage…
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Commuters flock to Tarneit station
Tarneit’s new train station is a hit with commuters, ranking it the second-busiest V/Line station in the state after Southern Cross. V/Line spokeswoman Ebony Jordan…
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Muslims join Sikhs to help homeless youth
Members of Wyndham’s Muslim community are joining Sikhs to feed and protect the vulnerable. Sohni Dharti, a not-for-profit group based in Williams Landing, was on…
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Office jobs boom tipped for Wyndham
A proposed development in Williams Landing is expected to create about 13,000 white-collar jobs in the western suburbs over the next 15 years. Developer Cedar…
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Bad workmanship ends a dream
A Werribee couple is warning home owners to ensure their properties are properly inspected throughout the building process after mistakes made during the construction of…
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Algal blooms return to river
Harmful blue-green algae has been seen in the Werribee River for the second summer in a row. Melbourne Water advised locals that they and their pets…
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