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Teen’s bald ambitions
A Hoppers Crossing teen has again gone bald for blood cancer. Brayden Koropeckyj, 15, recently participated in the World’s Greatest Shave for the third time.…
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Volunteers lend a hand
Wyndham volunteers are spreading kindness by running deliveries, helping the elderly at the supermarket and distributing toilet rolls to families in lockdown. Salvation Army Wyndham…
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Woodville community stays connected
A social media group has been set up encouraging residents in the Woodville Estate in Hoppers Crossing to check in on each other and offer…
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Businesses on the brink
The statewide lockdown is taking a massive toll on Wyndham businesses. As businesses were forced to shut up shop last week as a result of…
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Seafood industry is on ice
By Esther Lauaki The seafood industry is in danger of “disappearing” unless the state government intervenes, Western Victoria MP Bev McArthur says. Ms McArthur highlighted…
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Turning doughnuts into dough
Two Point Cook chefs are making the best of a bad situation – with doughnuts. Alex Lam Cheung and James Huynh, who moved from New…
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New ways to see art
Wyndham council is using innovation to bring art to the community, after the Coronavirus pandemic caused its galleries to close. Wyndham’s arts and heritage portfolio…
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My Wyndham: Leesa Gray-Pitt
Point Cook’s Leesa Gray-Pitt is an artist, is studying a masters of fine arts and is a board member of the RedWest Creatives Co-Op, which…
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High hopes for hi-tops
Truganina resident Henry ‘Skillz’ Mukhwana is putting his best foot forward to help raise funds for the MFB and CFA. Mr Mukhwana, along with his…
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Paw-fect way to cheer patients
Samantha Neil and her cavoodle Rusty have been bringing a dose of doggy cheer to patients at St Vincent’s Private Hospital Werribee for the past…
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Family violence risk rises
Women’s Health West says it is expecting to see a “spike” in reports of family violence as the coronavirus pandemic continues. The not-for-profit organisation provides…
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Farms continue to provide
It’s mostly business as usual for the farms in Werribee South. Agricultural producers in the suburb are adjusting to COVID-19 regulations as they continue with…
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