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  • Missing Wyndham Vale boy

    Missing Wyndham Vale boy

    Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing Wyndham Vale boy Jermaine Robertson. The 15-year-old was last seen at his home in Jackman…

  • Jacqui’s time for fame

    Jacqui’s time for fame

    Point Cook’s Jacqui Burns has had her 15 seconds of fame. She flew to the US last month to take a selfie and savor the…

  • Rising tide of plastic chokes bay

    Melbourne’s Port Phillip Bay is being trashed, with an estimated 1.4 billion pieces of rubbish flowing into the sea annually from the Yarra and Maribyrnong…

  • Pupils get fully booked

    Pupils get fully booked

    Pupils at two Wyndham schools are set to get a big book bonus, thanks to a new fundraising campaign. Iramoo Primary School in Wyndham Vale…

  • Tony sails back in history

    Tony sails back in history

    Tony Cassidy has many fond memories of fishing in Werribee South during the 1960s and ’70s. The 75-year-old even owns a painting, which he inherited…

  • Homeless on the rise in the west

    Homeless on the rise in the west

    Workers in the field of homelessness say an increasing number of people are sleeping rough in the west. Northern and Western Homelessness Network representative, Meredith…

  • Fresh food jobs boost in Truganina

    Fresh food jobs boost in Truganina

    Construction of a $135 million supermarket distribution centre in Truganina is set to create hundreds of new jobs. Woolworths and Vaughan Constructions held a sod-turning…

  • Plan to trap creek litter

    Plan to trap creek litter

    Wyndham council has embarked on a major works program to reduce the amount of litter entering the area’s waterways. Wyndham’s environment and sustainability portfolio holder…

  • Lighting up the west

    Lighting up the west

    A festival will be lighting up Federation Trail in Williams Landing and Truganina next month. The Trail of Lights, which will be staged along the…

  • Wyndham dog attacks concern

    Wyndham dog attacks concern

    Wyndham council has investigated 42 dog attacks so far this year, including 15 deemed “serious”. City operations director Stephen Thorpe said that a dog attack…

  • Petition urges more buses, routes

    Petition urges more buses, routes

    A petition calling for more bus routes and more buses in Tarneit has been signed by hundreds of people. Community advocate Arnav Sati, who stood…

  • Trio arrested after aggravated burglaries

    Trio arrested after aggravated burglaries

    UPDATED: Three people have been arrested in relation to a series of aggravated burglaries in Hoppers Crossing and Manor Lakes earlier this week. A 23-year-old…

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