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Council requests employment precinct be retained
A proposal to replace an employment precinct planned for a Werribee estate with a residential or retirement village has drawn the ire of Wyndham council.…
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Father and daughter duo voice their musical talents
Father and daughter Tim and Caitlin Rizzoli say they are “over the moon” after winning the grand finale of The Voice Generations. The talented duo…
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Signs of parking debate
Staff members from a Hoppers Crossing special school, who use a nearby shopping centre’s car park, are putting printed signs inside their vehicles to prevent…
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Truganina man wins lotto
A Truganina man is more than $100,000 richer after winning 1st prize in a Lucky Lotteries super jackpot draw. The Victorian resident was catching up…
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Learner driver intercepted by police
A learner driver had an expensive trip to buy fried chicken after being intercepted by police in Werribee on Friday, February 11. The driver’s vehicle…
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Two men injured in Werribee fight
Two men sustained cuts to their heads after a fight at a Werribee licenced premises on February 5. Police said investigators have been told that…
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Dental waiting list times bite
Patients needing public dental care in Wyndham are languishing on waiting lists for an average of more than three years, according to statistics obtained by…
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School shortage raises alarm
Wyndham council is calling on the state government to address a shortage of schools within the municipality, as population growth drives demand for more local…
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Devy is in harmony
Young Point Cook singer and song-writer Devy has been named among six finalists of the St Kilda Music Festival’s New Music Competition, out of more…
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Welcome award for support
A group of volunteers who support asylum seekers and refugees in the west and north-western suburbs has been recognised with a Victorian Multicultural Award for…
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Victorian kids encouraged to ‘get a move on’
The government is giving young Wyndham residents more opportunities to get active as part of a refreshed campaign promoting physical activity. This week Education Minister…
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From the archives
February 12, 1982 The Minister for Educational Services, Mr Norm Lacy, has failed since November last year to answer which area compares to Hoppers Crossing…
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