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Kindness shines through
Acts of kindness and generosity are shining through as the coronavirus health emergency brings out the best in the Wyndham community. Offers to do shopping,…
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GP calls for calm
A Werribee doctor is asking patients to be “calm and sensible” as GPs work to clear crowded waiting rooms during the coronavirus pandemic. Dr Saad…
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Retailers at home at the manor
More than a dozen retailers, from beauty salons to fast food, are now confirmed to move into the super-sized Manor Lakes Central. The finishing touches…
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Search for Legends player
The Little River Cricket Club is appealing for community help in tracking down a past player named Robert Day. During celebrations for the club’s 150th…
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Historic boatshed for sale
By Alesha Capone A Werribee South boatshed, which has been in the same family for 40 years, is now on the market. A licence for…
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Urgent call to fix intersection
Wyndham council is calling on the state government to urgently fund the installation of traffic lights at one of the municipality’s “most dangerous intersections”. Mayor…
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Rabbit creations are sew good
Young Tahlia has followed in the footsteps of her mother and grandmother, hopping into the business of creativity. The 11-year-old Point Cook resident handmakes small…
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Mum who drove into lake to be re-sentenced
A mother who intentionally drove her car into a Wyndham Vale lake, which resulted in the deaths of three of her children, will be re-sentenced…
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Crime soars in Wyndham
By Alesha Capone An increased number of assaults, sexual assaults, robberies and burglaries reported in Wyndham last year has driven a 15.9 per cent rise…
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Coronavirus takes a toll
The impact of the coronavirus is continuing to ripple through the community, with events cancelled and services impacted across the municipality. Wyndham council announced last…
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Time to think local
Shopping locally is one way to help Wyndham businesses remain afloat, as measures to curb the spread of the COVID-19 come into force. Samuel Fragapane,…
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Council’s COVID care package
Wyndham council has announced a $5 million stimulus package to help support businesses and retain jobs during the coronavirus pandemic. Under the plan, which was…
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