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Nominate a citizen of year
Nominations for the Wyndham citizen of the year awards will open soon and the community is encouraged to get involved. From August 24, council will…
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Monty Python comes to the west
Do you like to look on the bright side of life? If so, you should see St Albans Secondary College’s production of Monty Python’s Spamalot.…
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Calls for crossing funding
Wyndham council is calling on the state government to pick up more of the tab for the shared cost of school crossings. The School Crossing…
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Go on a reading adventure
Schools, kindergartens, childcare centres and libraries across Melbourne’s northern and western suburbs are celebrating Children’s Book Week. The annual week, which this year runs from…
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Fight to save homestead
A group of residents are calling for the total restoration of the Point Cook Homestead, fearing that the historic site is on the brink of…
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Small business council appointments announced
Doctor-turned -businesswoman, Dr Suji Sanjeevan, is now the appointed chair of Victoria’s newly re-established Small Business Ministerial Council. The state government announced Dr Sanjeevan’s appointment,…
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Quiz reveals how safe residents feel
Residents of Melbourne’s west feel less safe in their homes than in any other section of the state. That’s one of the findings of a…
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Lions fans help break hotel record
Waves of visiting rugby fans helped Melbourne record its busiest hotel night ever last month. A record 25,089 hotel rooms were booked in the CBD…
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Hairdressers to help cut road toll
The Transport Accident Commission (TAC) has garnered the support of local hairdressers to inspire Victorians to talk to their loved ones about staying safe on…
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TikTok birth control advice exposes young people to risk
Misleading birth control advice on TikTok is exposing young people to an increased risk of unplanned pregnancies, says new research by La Trobe University. The…
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Have your say on working from home
Victorians can now have their say on the state government’s plan to enshrine the right to work from home in law at engage.vic.gov.au/wfh. According to…
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Nominate now
Nominations for the 2025 Victorian Aboriginal Honour Roll are now open. Minister for Treaty and First Peoples Natalie Hutchins opened nominations, calling for nominations from…
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