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Sister City deal with Changzhou
Wyndham’s connection with China has been signed and sealed with a handshake. Wyndham mayor Mia Shaw, cultural diversity portfolio holder Henry Barlow and deals, investment…
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Funding to fix NDIS shortfall
Mental health service providers are being proactive in their efforts to improve patient support. Mercy Health, which includes Werribee Mercy Hospital, will receive $2.8 million…
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Sports group kicks off
Two Hoppers Crossing brothers are taking their support for grassroots sports up a notch. The Newalls, Jarryd and older brother Clinton, last month launched an…
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Traffic top issue for Wyndham
Traffic is the number one issue for Wyndham residents for the sixth year running, latest community satisfaction survey results reveal. The independent survey, undertaken by…
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Help for mums in crisis
Renee Knight said she felt “sheer terror” when she became a first-time mum. Within weeks of giving birth to her son Hamish in early 2016,…
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Werribee beauty Tongan-bound
Werribee has its first Tongan beauty queen. Nunia ‘Akanete Petelo was this month selected as the inaugural Miss Tera Pacific Australia and will travel to…
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Concern as flu season unfolds
Three children were among the 26 people who have died from the flu in Victoria so far this year and the number of influenza cases…
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Family fundraiser for a good cause
Tarneit’s Tantaro family is organising a carnival for later this year to raise money for their three sons, who all have the genetic condition Duchenne…
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Level crossing budget win
The long-awaited removal of the level crossing at Old Geelong Road in Hoppers Crossing has been funded in the state budget. The state government has…
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Chirnside hub kicks on
A year on from the opening of the $11.75 million redevelopment that transformed the Chirnside Park Hub into a state-of-the-art sports facility there’s been plenty…
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My Business: Community Children off to a good start on learning
The subject of government wrangling and many reports by experts, the role of daycare and kindergarten has never been more recognised as crucial to a…
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Business brings old videos to life
Seventeen-year-old Joshua Piovesan has not yet finished school – but is already running his own business. Joshua said he started Analog to Digital, which converts…
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