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  • Christmas decor, displays in Werribee

    Christmas decor, displays in Werribee

    Local businesses and Wyndham council have all done their bit to bring some Christmas cheer to the Werribee town centre this year. Check out some…

  • Gallop into equestrian events

    Gallop into equestrian events

    A calendar of events is slated to take place at the Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre next year. The action will kick off on January…

  • Land earmarked for park put up for sale

    Land earmarked for park put up for sale

    A Wyndham councillor says it is “extremely disappointing” that 60.2 hectares of land earmarked for a regional park in Wyndham has been put up for…

  • Ian’s medal finish

    Ian’s medal finish

    Werribee’s Ian Gainey says that crossing the finishing line of his 30th Melbourne Marathon was a “very emotional” moment. Mr Gainey, 69, placed first in…

  • Sexual assaults decrease

    Sexual assaults decrease

    The number of sexual assaults recorded in Wyndham has fallen by more than a third across 12 months, with police attributing the reduction to COVID-19…

  • Harpley’s big plans

    Harpley’s big plans

    A town centre with 8000 square metres of retail space, located on an island surrounded by water, will be developed in Werribee’s Harpley estate. A…

  • Council’s vaccine deadline

    Council’s vaccine deadline

    Wyndham council employees who cannot produce a COVID-19 vaccination certificate by the end of January may face losing their jobs. A council spokesperson said that…

  • Top scores all round

    Top scores all round

    Werribee Secondary College (WSC) student Ihsan Imran says that his ambition to become a surgeon motivated him to study throughout the COVID-19 restrictions and lockdowns…

  • Truganina Explosives Reserve reveals what’s behind the fence

    Truganina Explosives Reserve reveals what’s behind the fence

    The Truganina Explosives Reserve at Altona has a fascinating history. Once used to store explosives for civilian use such as mining and quarrying, the reserve…

  • Outstanding warrant for Justin Terriss

    Outstanding warrant for Justin Terriss

    Police are appealing for public assistance to locate Justin Terriss. The 43-year-old has several outstanding warrants for failing to appear at court for theft, drug…

  • Dedication recognised with life memberships

    Dedication recognised with life memberships

    Two Werribee residents have been recognised for their work with Reclink Australia, including founder Peter Cullen. Reclink aims to help disadvantaged people through sports and…

  • Give better this Christmas

    Give better this Christmas

    It’s OK to veto Valentine’s Day and pay little heed to Halloween, but when it comes to Christmas most of us aren’t willing to suffer…

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