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  • Candidates push their policies

    Election promises and political pot shots flew thick and fast as Wyndham’s state election candidates campaigned for the local vote at a candidates forum last…

  • Nobel winner’s wisdom

    Nobel winner’s wisdom

    A Nobel Prize winner and former Australian of the Year discussed advances in medicine and the life of a scientist at the 2018 Barry Jones…

  • Raise funds and get fit

    Raise funds and get fit

    This bootcamp aims to whip you into shape and raise money for mental health. Point Cook’s Stronglife Health and Performance gym is calling on locals…

  • Hard work recognised

    Hard work recognised

    Gone are the days of getting coffee and ordering the stationery – being an executive assistant now includes so much more. That’s the word from…

  • Tanks for the design

    Tanks for the design

    Point Cook Senior College has celebrated the school’s Aboriginal population with an Indigenous mural on one of its water tanks. The school engaged Aboriginal artist…

  • Kevin Hillier thinks Halloween is a treat, not a trick

    Kevin Hillier thinks Halloween is a treat, not a trick

    Halloween polarises people and I can’t work out why. Is it because we didn’t invent it and it’s American? Both arguments are flawed, as the…

  • Upgrades drag on to new year

    Upgrades drag on to new year

    Two long-overdue traffic upgrades could still be incomplete by the new year following lengthy and costly delays. Significant changes to underground gas, electricity and water…

  • Marion is fit for anything

    Marion is fit for anything

    At the age of 87, Marion Ratnik is fighting fit. The Werribee grandmother has been attending a boxing class in Hoppers Crossing, run by instructor…

  • Roses aglow for the show

    Roses aglow for the show

    Everything’s coming up roses at Werribee Park this spring. The annual State Rose and Garden Show will be held at the Victorian State Rose Garden…

  • Stroke recovery shared

    Stroke recovery shared

    Tarneit’s Dom and Jess D’Lima are proof it is possible to emerge stronger from adversity. Four years ago, when Mr D’Lima was aged 30, he…

  • Kashem driven for art

    Kashem driven for art

    Hoppers Crossing photographer Imran Abul Kashem has spent years taking photos of the trinkets, figurines and idols decorating cars. Out of the thousands of images…

  • Werribee skate park on a roll

    Werribee skate park on a roll

    Werribee MP Tim Pallas has announced his intention to go roller skating at a new skate park to be built in Werribee. On Friday, Mr…

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