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The Grange in for a makeover
Tired old classrooms at The Grange P-12 College are in for a revamp thanks to a multi-million dollar boost. The school will receive a major…
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Winner’s ticket to ride
A lucky Wyndham resident’s lotto numbers came through earning them a share in $1.4 million earlier this month. The local winner was one of 36…
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Tayla’s designing ways
Tayla Eckley is charging her way towards a bright future. The Hoppers Crossing 18-year-old was recently honoured with a Premier’s VCE Award in product design…
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Cork courts on the way for Tarneit Rise
New play areas are on the horizon for Tarneit Rise Primary School. A $175,000 state grant will go toward a new soccer pitch and netball…
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Teeing off on the world stage
Six-year-old Chilton could barely swing a club a year ago – but what a difference 15 months makes. The Point Cook golfer recently competed at…
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Great strides for charity
A Hoppers Crossing firefighter is stepping up his support for those living with mental illness. Mark Unwin and a small team of colleagues will take…
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Call out for cricket
Manor Lakes needs a cricket team. Wyndham council and Cricket Victoria are calling for parents, friends and relatives to help set up cricket teams for…
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Vandals strike Werribee street trees
Vandals have struck newly planted trees in Werribee. Manor Court Werribee Aged Care manager Ross Smith said staff and residents had been on the lookout…
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New life for Masters Williams Landing
A $341 million development is proposed for the former Masters site in Williams Landing which has stood empty for the past four years. Wyndham council…
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Scouts off for adventure
Three young members of the 1st Werribee Scouts Group have headed overseas for the adventure of a lifetime. Teenagers Ben Antonini, Hunter King and Paige…
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Pancakes and pyjamas
Children and staff at a Point Cook early learning centre definitely weren’t sleeping on the job last week, even though they were wearing pyjamas. On…
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Train punctuality off the rails
The Werribee train line recorded the worst punctuality out of Melbourne’s 16 metropolitan train lines during June, with hundreds of services failing to arrive on…
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