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Appeal to help koalas
A charity is appealing for farmers in Wyndham and Greater Geelong to allow tree-planting on their land, to help support the koala population of the…
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New work begins on old Bridge
Renovation works at the historic Bridge Hotel in Werribee will begin this week. The MoL Pub Group will start working on the Bridge Hotel, to…
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Music journey starts early
At just 12 years old, Kristina Bogic has released her first single. The young Point Cook resident said that she started singing at the age…
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Anger over intersection inaction
A Wyndham councillor has called on the state government to urgently fund the installation of traffic lights at a notorious Point Cook intersection. Cr Kim…
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Heritage church restored
A large-scale restoration project at the heritage-listed Crossroads Uniting Church in Werribee has been completed. Formerly known as St Thomas the Apostle, the site opened…
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Court safety fears grow
Long serving Wyndham councillor Kim McAliney has expressed fears for the safety of family violence survivors who attend Werribee Magistrates Court. Cr McAliney, who holds…
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Celebrating all Australians
Point Cook siblings Nico and Amira are getting into the spirit of Australia Day ahead of Sunday. The pair’s mother, Claire Greenwood, is a professional…
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Dying to live
Hoppers Crossing’s Kate Hansen is using her tale of survival and hope to raise awareness of organ donation. Ms Hansen, who is also known as…
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Australia Day comes alive
Get ready to celebrate all things Australian this weekend in the Macedon Ranges and Hume. Macedon Ranges council will mark the day with an Australia…
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Boy hospitalised in critical condition
Police have charged a 32-year-old woman after a baby boy was allegedly left in a car at Point Cook yesterday. Emergency services were called to…
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My Wyndham: Jade Marikar Bawa
Young Hoppers Crossing resident Jade Marikar Bawa, aged 17, is a graduate of MacKillop College in Werribee. Last year, Jade was presented with an award…
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Freeway speedsters snapped
More than 50,000 speeding motorists have been caught out by four traffic camera sites located on the Princes Freeway, during a 12 month period. According…
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