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  • Global outlook for Good News Lutheran College

    Global outlook for Good News Lutheran College

    Good News Lutheran College heads into the school year with new leadership and a global focus. Principal Fiona McAuliffe transferred from South Australia to take…

  • High flyers taking on Italy

    High flyers taking on Italy

    Emmasyn and Sienna are making moves to take on the world. The high-flying dancing duo, both 11, have been selected to represent Australia at the…

  • Warning for caution at school drop off

    Slow down and obey the road rules. That was the message to motorists as children across Wyndham returned to school this week. Wyndham council is…

  • Wyndham’s Young Achievers up for awards

    Wyndham’s Young Achievers up for awards

    The promise of pizza attracted Hoppers Crossing’s Daniel Barry to his first Lions Club meeting — but he became hooked on community service quickly afterwards.…

  • My Wyndham: Michael Sodomaco

    My Wyndham: Michael Sodomaco

    MY WYNDHAM: Werribee Football Club captain Michael Sodomaco chats with Alesha Capone. How long have you been captain of the team? I think it’s been…

  • Midsumma comes to town

    Midsumma comes to town

    The annual Midsumma Festival will arrive in Wyndham this month to celebrate the municipality’s LGBTIQ community. Wyndham’s cultural diversity portfolio holder, Cr Henry Barlow, said…

  • Works to improve car park

    Works to improve car park

    The Ace carpark near Williams Landing train station, which often becomes waterlogged in wet weather, is being upgraded. Ace Parking last week issued a statement…

  • Wyndham’s resales record

    Wyndham’s resales record

    Wyndham has been named one of the most profitable areas of the state to re-sell residential properties. According to the latest Pain and Gain report…

  • Sports gear sought

    Sports gear sought

    Reclink Australia is calling on Wyndham residents to donate sports and recreational equipment to its bushfire appeal. Reclink founder Peter Cullen said people who wanted…

  • Train woes for Werribee commuters

    Train woes for Werribee commuters

    Commuters on the Werribee train line were forced to deal with thousands of services which did not run as scheduled last year. Between January and…

  • Valentine’s for single parents

    Valentine’s for single parents

    A Werribee playcentre will host a Valentine’s Day event for single parents and their children. Tracey Jobe, owner of Bumble Beez Indoor Playcentre, said she…

  • Call for noise walls on freeway

    Call for noise walls on freeway

    A resident living near the Duncans Road interchange has called for noise barriers to be installed along a section of the Princes Freeway. The resident,…

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