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A group of students from Point Cook Senior Secondary College has created an indigenous habitat garden. Personal development skills (PDS) teacher Tom Noonan said VCAL…

Werribee’s first “paint and sip experience” has been launched in Watton Street. Social Artist co-owner Chris Black said the idea behind the business was for…

Hoppers Crossing man Vig Vaidianathan has helped to develop a method which allows businesses to quickly and simply collect visitors’ details for COVID-19 contact-tracing purposes.…

The world’s largest barramundi hatchery, which is located in Werribee, has re-opened its farmgate pop-up store. MainStream Aquaculture’s headquarters is home to a selective fish…

An early childhood education service in Wyndham has set up a community pantry to help residents doing it tough. The Nido Early School Wyndham Vale…

Wyndham resident Caryn Hearsch is calling on the federal government not to reduce JobSeeker payments back to the pre-pandemic rate next March. Ms Hearsch, a…

Tributes are flowing for long-serving Westbourne Grammar School teacher Jim Mitchell after he passed away recently. Mr Mitchell worked at the school for 31 years,…

Wyndham Vale woman Madeleine Yahya is on the run to raise funds and awareness for a cause close to her heart. Ms Yahya’s first child,…

Thirteen streets will be upgraded under Wyndham council’s $11.75 million local roads program. Construction has commenced on a full reconstruction of King Street, Werribee. The…

Point Cook’s Leanne Down is chief executive of the Werribee Hospital Foundation. She chats with Alesha Capone. How long have you lived in Point Cook…

Werribee Football Club is proposing to build a $12 million licensed venue with 70 electronic gaming machines in Truganina. The application is listed on the…

By Goya Dmytryshchak The little rink that could, can no more. It is the end of an era with the closure of one of Melbourne’s…