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Wyndham roads safer despite the idiots

Wyndham’s police highway patrol has branded the Queen’s Birthday weekend one of its safest in recent years but is still cautioning against drink-driving. Police were...

Wyndham’s speed cameras reap $9 million

Wyndham’s three fixed speed cameras have raked in more than $9 million in fines this financial year. Figures from the state government’s Cameras Save Lives website...

Fish oil study for premature babies

Werribee Mercy Hospital is taking part in a world-first study to determine whether fish oil supplements can prevent premature births. Together with five other Australian...

Wyndham business awards provide a boost

Karen Davies credits the connections she has made through the Wyndham Business Awards with helping to build her veterinary clinic at Point Cook. Direct Vet...

Getting set or the great Wyndham bake off

Jill Roche, Helen Corke and Anna Forgac (pictured) are cooking up a storm ahead of the Jamieson Way Community Centre’s annual ‘create a cake’...

Million-dollar smiles at Tarneit Gardens Lotto

Tarneit Gardens Lotto owner Ayden Johnson was celebrating last week after his business sold a division one winning Powerball ticket. The lucky winner was one...

First National Real Estate donates funds for MND research

First National Real Estate has donated $31,000 through First National Foundation towards research for a cure to motor neurone disease (MND). The network’s Victorian state...

SOS on asylum pressure strains

Wyndham council has joined a growing number of its Victorian counterparts in voicing concern and support for asylum seekers living in the community. At the...

Pound pavements, pump pedals to new stations

Wyndham residents are being asked to ditch their cars and walk or cycle to the Wyndham Vale and Tarneit railway stations when they open...

Sporting chance for kids

Western suburbs children with disabilities finally have the opportunity to play basketball after a team was set up for players with special needs. The Western...

Kids have a nose for it

Alamanda College students, including Fey, Josh and Harry, will don red noses on June 26 to raise money for SIDS and Kids. On average, nine...

Werribee students add bark to their learning

A week-long secondment will give Werribee’s University of Melbourne Veterinary Hospital students hands-on experience in the real world. The hospital vets and students will head...

Lalor families to be hit hard by federal budget cuts, says report

Families living in the federal electorate of Lalor will be the most affected in Australia by proposed cuts to family tax benefits and paid...

Wyndham councillor Glenn Goodfellow under fire

EXCLUSIVE A Wyndham councillor may be investigated by the Local Government Inspectorate after being caught out claiming to have qualifications he does not hold. At a...

Wyndham council push to remove Cherry Street level crossing

Wyndham council will lobby the state government to get rid of Werribee’s Cherry Street level crossing during its first term in power. On Monday night,...

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Hitting pancaretic cancer for six

The local cricket community is coming out in force to raise funds and awareness of pancreatic cancer. The inaugural PanKind Power Play T20 event will...