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East Werribee development bids examined
Investigations are under way to determine how the first 400 hectares of East Werribee will be developed. Last June, the Metropolitan Planning Authority called for…
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Planning minister gives nude swimmers a lifeline
Nudists can continue to swim in the buff at Werribee South beach for now, with the state government yet to make a decision on whether…
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Fresh food $150m jobs boost for Truganina
A $150 million Woolworths meat processing plant that will create hundreds of jobs will open in Truganina in August. Woolworths is advertising a range of…
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Regional Rail Link opens in Wyndham today
UPDATE: CLICK HERE FOR THE NEW RRL TIMETABLES Two new train stations and a revamped bus timetable will be unveiled this Sunday when the…
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Cutting-edge breast cancer detection now available in Wyndham
Cutting-edge breast cancer detection technology has come to Hoppers Crossing. The MIA Radiology clinic, which performs about 300 mammographies a month, is now offering them…
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Point Cook travel agent stays home
Tamsin Catto can get you anywhere in the world – from the comfort of her home. The 35-year-old travel consultant has run a Travel Counsellors…
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Wyndham roads safer despite the idiots
Wyndham’s police highway patrol has branded the Queen’s Birthday weekend one of its safest in recent years but is still cautioning against drink-driving. Police were…
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Wyndham’s speed cameras reap $9 million
Wyndham’s three fixed speed cameras have raked in more than $9 million in fines this financial year. Figures from the state government’s Cameras Save Lives website…
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Fish oil study for premature babies
Werribee Mercy Hospital is taking part in a world-first study to determine whether fish oil supplements can prevent premature births. Together with five other Australian…
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Wyndham business awards provide a boost
Karen Davies credits the connections she has made through the Wyndham Business Awards with helping to build her veterinary clinic at Point Cook. Direct Vet…
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Getting set or the great Wyndham bake off
Jill Roche, Helen Corke and Anna Forgac (pictured) are cooking up a storm ahead of the Jamieson Way Community Centre’s annual ‘create a cake’ competition.…
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Sisters need no reason to run for dad
Last year, the Wolany family’s world was turned upside down. Rick, former owner of Werribee’s Toyota dealership on Watton Street, was diagnosed with a rare…
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