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Carroll to recall researching the Shrine of Remembrance

Melbourne writer and visual artist Laura J Carroll, will be discussing her debut book Making the Shrine at Williamstown Library on February 27. A collection...

Catch Big Ted and friends

Beloved Play School presenters Rachael Coopes, Alex Papps, and Teo Gebert are hitting the road to bring joy, laughter and learning to little ones...

Free IWD event planned

Members of the not-for-profit organisation, Give Until It Hurts (GUIH), are hosting a local International Women’s Day celebration event on February 28 to empower...

Sarah’s good work recognised

Sarah Sherwood has been named Wyndham’s Young Person of the Month for her volunteerism, contribution to junior sports and unselfish dedication to the Tarneit...

Marching forward for women

Wyndham is celebrating, inspiring and connecting women who are making strides in culture, creativity and business. The ‘Woman in Business’ cocktail event will be...

Wyndham Vale death under investigation

Police are investigating the death of a man in Wyndham Vale. Emergency services were called to a bus stop near Haines Drive following reports of...

What to do when you notice lights and sirens

Ambulance Victoria (AV) is urging all road users to exercise caution around ambulance responding to emergencies so paramedics and first responders can quickly reach...

Hoppers Crossing to get off-leash dog park

Cambridge Reserve in Hoppers Crossing will be the home of a new off-leash dog park. The $450,000 park will have secure fencing with double gates...

Help shape Wyndham’s future

The Wyndham 2050 Community Vision has been refreshed and council is now seeking the community’s ideas and consultation. The vision outlines what residents want Wyndham...

Environmental film fest

With drive-in cinemas now largely a thing of past, it’s pretty hard to go to the movies these days while also experiencing the outdoors. But...

Small halls host big acts

The festival of Small Halls is coming to Ballan on March 5 and bringing folk music artists from across Australia and the world with...

Vote highlights funding needs

Werribee was a safe Labor seat for more than four decades; a cornerstone of Labor’s traditional heartland in Melbourne – until it wasn’t. While...

Kinder open days

Parents preparing to send their children to kindergarten in 2026 are being encouraged to attend two open days. The first open day will be held...

Rapping about the Congo

Tarneit rapper Herve HK is ready to shine a light on the war in Goma with his new single ‘Congo is Bleeding.’ After hearing a...

CCTV released in hunt for killers

Police have released CCTV footage from a Truganina house fire last month in a public appeal to help identify the killers of Katie Tangey....

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National seniors meeting On the first Wednesday of every month at 1.30pm, the metro west branch of national seniors meets atthe Deer Park Club, with...

Cats slip up