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  • Support for struggling families

    Support for struggling families

    An Albert Park couple have started an online fundraising campaign to help vulnerable Tarneit families pay their electricity bills during the pandemic. Henry and Jan-Maree…

  • Dishing up kindness

    Dishing up kindness

    Werribee restaurant Indo Eats is helping international students and others who are doing it tough during the pandemic. In early August, Indo Eats Werribee started…

  • Budget investment welcomed

    Budget investment welcomed

    Wyndham council has welcomed the federal government’s $30 million funding commitment to the Western Rail Plan, as outlined in last week’s federal budget. Under the…

  • International horses arrive at Werribee

    International horses arrive at Werribee

    Twenty-nine international thoroughbreds are being quarantined at the Werribee Racecourse ahead of this year’s Spring Racing Carnival. A flight with the horses on board arrived…

  • Parkinson’s patients ‘not alone’

    Parkinson’s patients ‘not alone’

    Point Cook husband and wife Peter and Carmel Wall want people living with Parkinson’s to know they are not alone. Mr and Mrs Wall, two…

  • Group creates community ties

    Group creates community ties

    A pilot project aimed at reducing the social isolation of African men living in Wyndham has been declared a success. The not-for-profit Edo Club of…

  • Out and about

    Out and about

    Wyndham Park remains a popular destination for local families and pedestrians to exercise and enjoy the sunshine. Wyndham council has installed “social distancing” circles on…

  • My Wyndham: Loren Bartley

    My Wyndham: Loren Bartley

    Point Cook’s Loren Bartley is the founder, chief executive and digital marketing strategist of Impactiv8. She chats with Alesha Capone. What do you enjoy most…

  • Wyndham tops mortgage deferrals

    Wyndham tops mortgage deferrals

    Wyndham recorded the highest number of deferred mortgages in the nation during the middle of the year, according to credit reporting agency Equifax. The agency…

  • Students have the write stuff

    Students have the write stuff

    Grade five pupils at Cambridge Primary School in Hoppers Crossing have been writing historical narratives, based on knowledge they gained through learning about colonisation. Teacher…

  • Support for Indian students

    Support for Indian students

    IndianCare has launched an online program to help South Asian International Students during the pandemic. IndianCare, which is based in St Albans, is a not-for-profit…

  • Point Cook teen arrested

    Point Cook teen arrested

    Police arrested six teenagers on the weekend, including a 17-year-old from Point Cook, as part of a crackdown on “high harm offenders”. Officers from the…

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