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Sleeping rough to help
Thomas Carr College students will leave their custom comforts at home for a night to shed some light on Victorians doing it rough. Students will…
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Green gong for pipeline
A Greening the Pipeline pilot park project in Williams Landing has received an architecture award. The pilot park, which covers a 120 metre section of…
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Lord of the Fries heads west
A new Lord of the Fries restaurant is set to open at Pacific Werribee later this year. As well as being known for its chips,…
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Murderer sentenced to 20 years
A man who pleaded guilty to murdering his mother in their Werribee house has been sentenced to 20 years in prison, with a minimum of…
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Youth funding boost
The state government has provided $1.2 million in funding for a project which helps South Sudanese youths to access education and jobs in the west.…
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Photographer to raise funds
It’s time to get in the frame for a good cause. Hoppers Crossing photographer Imran Abul Kashem will hold a fundraising event for the Werribee…
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MY WYNDHAM: Steve Davies
What’s your connection to Wyndham? I have lived in Hoppers Crossing for now around 15 years and all my children (three boys and a…
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Watching the watchers
Sinister stories of men and women who have been stalked, bullied or cyber-stalked will be shared at an upcoming author talk in Werribee. Rachel Cassidy,…
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Call to improve Duncans Road
A woman who was hospitalised, along with her partner, after a two-car collision on Duncans Road has started a petition to upgrade the road. More…
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EPA moves to stop waste growth
Trouble-plagued recycler SKM Services has been ordered to stop accepting recyclables at its Laverton North site for the second time in three months. The Environment…
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Jarrah’s operation a roaring success
One of Australia’s oldest Lions is on the road to recovery after a risky surgery at Werribee Open Range Zoo. Veterinarians and specialist surgeons removed…
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By George, a great win
George Donaldson spent 15 years as one of the welcoming faces at the Werribee Visitor Information Centre. Mr Donaldson’s years of service to the community…
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