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  • From the archives

    From the archives

    From the archives – Star Weekly looks back through the pages of our predecessors. 40 years ago June 2, 1982. A meeting held on Wednesday…

  • Night market swoops in

    Night market swoops in

    Wyndham council will host a FIREFLY Night Market, at Penrose Promenade Park in Tarneit on Saturday, June 25, from 4-9pm. Junkyard robot puppet M.O.T.I.F! will…

  • Rhinos go wild for new scents at Werribee Open Range Zoo

    Rhinos go wild for new scents at Werribee Open Range Zoo

    Peculiar scents are wafting over Werribee Open Range Zoo’s 45-hectare Savannah habitat, causing a stir among the zoo’s crash of Southern white rhinoceros. Zookeepers are…

  • Band brings Bangladeshi rock back

    Band brings Bangladeshi rock back

    If you’ve never heard of Bangladeshi Rock music, OverDrive’s concert at Dreambuilders in Hoppers Crossing could be the place to go. The group recently scored…

  • Scandals blamed for rating dip

    Scandals blamed for rating dip

    A Wyndham councillor has blamed declining community satisfaction on a “gutful” of scandals he says is “engulfing” the council. Survey results seen by Star Weekly…

  • More guided support for mental health issues

    More guided support for mental health issues

    Residents from across the north western suburbs of Melbourne, including those in Wyndham, will have access to extra help for complex mental health issues, through…

  • Secondary school upgrades in Werribee

    Secondary school upgrades in Werribee

    Students in Werribee will soon have access to first-rate classrooms and facilities, with work under way to upgrade Werribee Secondary College. Member for Werribee Tim…

  • Lighting up Cowies Hill

    Wyndham locals are being invited to contribute ideas for themes, colours and days of significance they would like displayed on the Cowie’s Hill Water Tower…

  • Planting for the future

    Planting for the future

    Not even the cold weather conditions on Sunday, June 7, could soil the mood for more than 70 people taking part in a tree planting…

  • Neighbourhood battery lights up Tarneit

    Neighbourhood battery lights up Tarneit

    A reserve in Tarneit will soon be home to the first neighbourhood battery on the Powercor network to support households to share in the benefits…

  • Research farm seeks former workers

    Research farm seeks former workers

    When you think of the origins of spreadable butter, turf, packet pancake mix and IVF, do you think of Werribee? The products are some of…

  • Art prize winners announced

    Art prize winners announced

    When Ivy Mutuku would walk through the Wyndham Art Gallery she never imagined her art would one day be displayed on the walls. The Point…

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