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Concern over road toll
Eight people have lost their lives on Wyndham’s roads so far this year. Figures from the RoadSafe Westgate Community Road Safety Council show that between…
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Ready for a gouda day
It’s time to cheese the day. The Fromage a Trois Cheese Festival will return to the grounds of Werribee Park on March 22. Artisan cheese…
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School leaders say goodbye
Iramoo Primary School in Wyndham Vale will soon bid a fond farewell to three of its leadership staff members. Principal Moira Findlay and assistant principals…
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Andrew’s hams are sow good
When it comes to bringing home the bacon, Andrew Vourvahakis is a champion. His business, Andrew’s Choice Smokehouse in Laverton North, has been recognised as…
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Aircraft beacon crash warning
Wyndham council is conducting additional inspections of aircraft warning beacons after one fell to the ground and almost hit a father in Point Cook last…
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Big chop for charity
A group of pupils from a Point Cook school will take part in a hair-raising charity event this week. On December 4, pupils Chloe, Marie,…
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Tower at the heart of Werribee playground
A park in the heart of Werribee is shaping up to be one of the best in the western suburbs with an 11-metre tower at…
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Wyndham set to boom
Wyndham’s population is expected to balloon past half a million people within the next 20 years, according to new forecasts. Figures released by forecast analysts,…
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Wyndham “low risk” for home-burglaries
Wyndham residents are at “low risk” of home-burglaries according to a new crime report. An RACV analysis of the latest crime statistics ruled nearly all…
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Werribee brings the Christmas cheer
The countdown to Christmas is officially on starting with the lighting of the tree in Werribee’s Station Place. Wyndham council’s Werribee Lights Up for Christmas…
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Surgery wait times cut down
Wyndham patients have been waiting less time than ever before for elective surgery and urgent specialist appointments new data shows. Hospital and ambulance performance data…
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Protesters against “quick-fix” for Cherry Street
Dozens of Wyndham residents took to state parliament to protest the plans for the removal of the area’s three level crossings. The small group, driven…
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