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  • Road upgrade costs drag on

    Road upgrade costs drag on

    Wyndham council says the additional costs caused by the lengthy delay in finishing the Tarneit and Hogans roads intersection upgrade “are yet to be finalised”.…

  • Wyndham releases draft budget

    Wyndham releases draft budget

    Wyndham council’s draft budget for 2019-20 includes $139.1 million of capital works. The draft budget, released last week, proposes spending $6.9 million to complete Wyndham…

  • Werribee umpire marks major moment

    Werribee umpire marks major moment

    Werribee umpire Greg Cullen is taking officiating his 500th football match in his stride. He will clock up the milestone on Saturday, April 27, and…

  • Wyndham’s baby boom continues

    Wyndham’s baby boom continues

    Wyndham’s baby boom is in full swing with maternity staff at Werribee Mercy Hospital delivering on average 330 babies a month. Latest statistics from the…

  • Parkinson’s new hope

    Parkinson’s new hope

    Shaking hands and muscle stiffness have affected Fred Van Ross every day for nearly 20 years. The 73-year-old Truganina resident has lived with Parkinson’s disease…

  • Sustainability guru shares inspiration

    Sustainability guru shares inspiration

    Wyndham businesses are to get sustainability inspiration from one of Australia’s best. Sustainability advocate Jon Dee will share his knowledge and experiences at a free…

  • Karate comeback trail

    Karate comeback trail

    Alex Diaz Dehaney is fighting his way back to the top. The Hoppers Crossing fighter won a bronze medal at the Australian Karate Federation’s Australian…

  • Wyndham Children’s appeal brings in $100,000

    Wyndham Children’s appeal brings in $100,000

    The Wyndham community gave generously this Easter, contributing more than $100,000 to the Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal. Tin rattlers were out in force…

  • Life less ordinary for Werribee’s Pam Raison

    Life less ordinary for Werribee’s Pam Raison

    Pam Raison always believed she was bound for a life less ordinary. The Werribee resident was among the first four women to graduate from the…

  • Feature film in focus at Setting Sun festival

    Feature film in focus at Setting Sun festival

    A feature film set in Macedon will enjoy its Australian big screen debut when the sixth annual Setting Sun Film Festival takes over the Sun…

  • Wyndham Cultural Centre: Get along to BABBA’s ABBA gala

    Wyndham Cultural Centre: Get along to BABBA’s ABBA gala

    Get ready to immerse yourself in the ultimate night of musical memories and journey back to the ’70s in the spirit of Benny, Bjorn, Agnetha…

  • Unconscious man found in Tarneit identified

    Unconscious man found in Tarneit identified

    UPDATE: Police have identified a man who was found unconscious in Tarneit on Monday. The male was found by a passer-by about 2.55am near Tammy…

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