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Man caught speeding 70km/h over the limit
A Truganina man was caught allegedly speeding 70km/h over the limit in Brooklyn on Wednesday, September 21. The 40-year-old was observed by police allegedly travelling…
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Police investigate car crash
Police are investigating after an allegedly stolen vehicle was involved in a crash in Point Cook before the occupants fled the scene. Police responded to…
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Masks no longer mandatory on public transport
Masks will no longer be mandatory on public transport, taxis, rideshares or tourism vehicles from Friday morning, the state government has announced. Restrictions will ease…
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Cash back initative reopens
The Eat, Play, Cash Back initiative has now opened allowing residents to save money on restaurant meals, live gigs and museum visits over spring and…
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Sea-king kelp with seaweed project
Your first thought when you see a pile of pungent seaweed while walking along a beach in the municipality might not be to snap a…
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A farm-tastic day
It was a fa-baa-ulous afternoon at the Julia Gillard Library in Tarneit on Tuesday, September 20. As part of Wyndham council libraries’ holiday program, kids…
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Council clips grass laws
Wyndham residents could soon be required to keep grass on their nature strips below 20 centimeters or face a $200 fine, if changes to the…
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A festival of friendship
Members of the Werribee Church of Christ believe seniors are often a forgotten part of the community. It’s why for this year’s month-long Victorian Seniors…
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Criminal incidents continue to decrease
The number of criminal incidents recorded in Wyndham decreased by 4.5 per cent in 2022 compared to the same period the previous year according to…
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Resident calls on people to avoid illegal behaviour
A Wyndham resident is calling on people in the municipality to stop partaking in “ludicrous” and “monumentally dangerous” behaviour. Werribee resident Christine Hennigan said she…
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Walk the walk for cancer research
As a prostate cancer specialist nurse, Cindy Ogluszko sees more than most the effects the illness has on people. This year will be the Werribee…
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Women can handle the heat
Melissa Cain wants residents in the municipality to know firefighting isn’t just a “male thing”. The Hoppers Crossing primary school teacher has been a volunteer…
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