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Community garden to bloom in Tarneit
The state government will spend $170,000 to transform a vacant parcel of land on Penrose Promenade, Tarneit into a community garden, which Pasifika residents will…
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EPA issues warning on scare guns
The state Environment Protection Authority (EPA) is urging farmers and orchardists who use scare guns to frighten birds away from their crops to familiarise themselves…
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Western United welcomes new partner
Western United is proud to welcome Genius Childcare on board as a platinum partner across the 2021-22 A-League Men season. Genius Childcare is an early…
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Closing the gap
Specsavers in Werribee has thanked locals for supporting them in helping to close the gap in indigenous eye health, as the optometry store celebrates 10…
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Units proposal for Princes Highway
Wyndham council has received a planning permit seeking permission to build six units at 273 Princes Highway in Werribee. The $1.1 million proposal is available…
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Community calendar
Fundraising stall Werribee Ladies for Kids Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne will have a fundraising stall at the Pacific Werribee until Sunday, December 5. The stall…
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Man charged with 122 offences
Police have charged a Laverton man with more than 120 offences following a series of thefts from houses under construction. The man, aged 45, allegedly…
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My Place: Mariam Shahid
Family day care (FDC) coordinator Mariam Shahid, who works Bright Sun Family Day Care in Hoppers Crossing, been selected as one of four finalists for…
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Cooking classes in the mix
Kitchen appliance brand Thermomix has donated one of their latest TM6 models to the Wyndham Community and Education Centre (WCEC) to help students learn valuable…
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Baily rocks TikTok
Golden Retriever-Labrador cross Bailey is ahead of the pack when it comes to social media success. Bailey, who is owned by a Wyndham family including…
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Play produces Christmas magic
Werribee playwright Alaine Beek is in rehearsals for a new play she has written which captures the magic of Christmas. The Scrunch Test will be…
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Festive treats to fund good works
Werribee Lions Club volunteers will be selling traditional Lions Christmas cakes and puddings from this Saturday onwards, to fund charitable and community works. Doug Mullett…
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