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  • Smashed Project teaches life lessons

    Smashed Project teaches life lessons

    Tarneit’s Baden Powell College students learned about the dangers of under aged drinking as part of a travelling theatre program. The Smashed Project, run by…

  • Police hub a step closer

    Police hub a step closer

    The state-of-the-art Wyndham police hub is a step closer with construction starting on the new complex last week. Development officially began last week on the…

  • My Wyndham: Joanne Jackson

    My Wyndham: Joanne Jackson

    What’s your connection to Wyndham? I’ve lived in Wyndham all my life. Born and bred. I’ve only lived in three houses for as long as…

  • My Business: A company that steers you right

    My Business: A company that steers you right

    Cannon Motors was founded in January this year at Hoppers Crossing but is carrying a decade’s-old legacy behind it as the company’s automative roots run…

  • Vasso honoured for cancer research

    Vasso honoured for cancer research

    A Wyndham professor has been named one of the world’s most significant researchers for her 25 years of work on cancer-fighting vaccines. Professor Vasso Apostolopoulos…

  • Wyndham council: Sorry about the late notice

    Wyndham council: Sorry about the late notice

    Technical difficulties have been blamed for delays in the dispatch of council rates notices meaning Wyndham ratepayers have until the end of the month to…

  • My Business: Active Audiology listens to customers

    In a world where large corporations are gobbling up smaller businesses, Active Audiology in Altona is proudly flying the flag for independence, refusing to surrender…

  • Locking in parcel kiosks

    Locking in parcel kiosks

    Stockland has announced it will become the first Australian property company to offer Amazon lockers at some of its retail centres, including in Point Cook.…

  • Business on road to ruin

    Business on road to ruin

    The owners of a Laverton North café say they fear they will be driven out of business because of road changes being planned as part…

  • Man of the river hailed

    Man of the river hailed

    Werribee Riverkeeper John Forrester has been recognised with a Victorian Premier Volunteer Champions Award. Mr Forrester was presented with the award in the leadership category…

  • Sporting chance for small business

    Sporting chance for small business

    Wyndham council has proposed allowing sports clubs to sublease their grounds to small business owners. The draft upgrade of the council’s Sports Facility User Guide…

  • It all adds up for Dulain

    It all adds up for Dulain

    When it comes to times tables, totals and triangles, 10-year-old Dulain is a talented pupil. Dulain, who is in grade 4 at St James the…

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