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Guides home on the open range

More than 600 Girl Guides from across the state had a “wild” camping experience earlier this month when they enjoyed a sleepover at the...

Teen to see legacy of war first hand

A Point Cook teen is gearing up for the trip of a lifetime. Evan Rodwell is one of 80 young people from across Australia who...

Councillor in clear after online row

A complaint against Wyndham councillor Intaj Khan over an online stoush has been thrown out by the council. A Facebook exchange erupted in March after...

Compulsory desexing for newly registered cats

Cats registered in Wyndham for the first time will have to be desexed in a Wyndham council push to deter unwanted litters and stray...

‘New’ Eagle Stadium almost ready to fly

This is the first glimpse at the new-look Eagle Stadium. Star Weekly scored a sneak peak at the former Werribee Sports and Fitness Centre last...

Violent ‘frenzy’ as gang trashes Point Cook party

The hosts of a teenage party in Point Cook barricaded themselves in a bedroom as their party was invaded, and their home smashed and...

Home-office village for Point Cook

Townhouses with purpose-built home offices are on the cards for a parcel of land next door to Point Cook Town Centre – and the...

More ‘power’ to Hoppers Crossing students

Five Hoppers Crossing Secondary College students will try their hand at running the state next month. Year-11 students Shanae Joseph, Kyra Moore, Suleiman Mugisha, Achol...

Mystery surrounds Tarneit woman’s death

Mystery surrounds the death of a Tarneit woman who died overnight after she was discovered with life-threatening injuries earlier this week. Police have been told a...

Music boost for Iramoo primary

Music classes at Iramoo Primary School have been brought into the 21st century with a much-needed upgrade of instruments. The school was last week granted...

Music teacher wins sex assault sentence appeal

A music teacher who sexually assaulted a young male student in a Tarneit studio has had his jail sentence scrapped in favor of a...

Off-lead dog areas under review

Wyndham council has reviewed the city’s off-lead dog walking areas, which, it’s proposed, will lead to the scrapping of three sites, the introduction of...

Dad’s challenge to give back

When young Alex Miller was battling a rare and incurable tumour in the middle of her brain stem, her family was offered relief by...

New paid parking spaces at Williams Landing

Great news for those battling for a parking spot each morning: a new commuter car park at Williams Landing train station will be operational...

Guides’ hard work pays off

These two Werribee Guides are all smiles after receiving the movement’s top honours for their age groups. Cara Marinaro, 13, and Emma Brennan, 10, received...

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Reducing triple-0 hesitancy

A new study found that women are less comfortable calling triple-0 when experiencing symptoms of a heart attack, providing a possible reason why women...