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Govt to recruit 300 forest firefighters
The state government is recruiting 300 forest firefighters to help keep Victorians safe over the upcoming fire season. Environment and Climate Action minister Lily D’Ambrosio…
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Schools receive more RATs
Schools in Wyndham will receive a share of 46.4 million Rapid Antigen Tests to help keep schools open during terms 3 and 4, the state…
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VBA warning for residents
The Victorian Building Authority is urging Wyndham parents and carers to be extra vigilant around hot water during winter. The VBA says many household scalds…
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Creators receive funding
Two Werribee residents have been announced as recipients of the state government’s Creators Fund. Fatima Measham received $45,305 to support her research into human interventions…
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Fix before you throw
Joe Ferlazzo is used to people entering the repair cafe he runs with a damaged item and a deflated expression, by the time they leave…
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Point Cook nurse wins
Despite recently winning the ‘Fun and Positivity Award’ at the Caring for You awards night, Lisa Clemmet says she can’t take all the credit. The…
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‘Very challenging’ time for business owners
A Wyndham business owner is concerned about the implications the national energy crisis, rising costs of living and a new wave of COVID-19, will have…
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Calls to ‘rethink’ rail loop
An independent transport organisation has called for the state government to replace the Suburban Rail Loop with an east-west rail that would include five new…
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CFA comes together for community
Wyndham’s CFA brigades came together for a community engagement at Pacific Werribee during the school holidays. Over two Saturdays, volunteers spoke with members of the…
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Help name Wyndham’s new schools
Wyndham residents are encouraged to have their say in naming the new schools opening in their area in 2023. Currently known by their interim names,…
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Wyndham needs your nappies
You might have heard of people collecting clothes, blankets or canned foods, but Imagine Childcare and Kindergarten in Werribee are asking residents to donate unused…
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Get Psych’d for new wellbeing program
Young people aged between 12-15 can now access a new free program aimed at helping residents in the municipality look after their mental wellbeing. Launched…
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