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Walk Werribee’s past
The Werribee District Historical Society is entering into the spirit of the annual Australian Heritage Festival. The festival’s theme for this year, “Connecting people, places…
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Hats off to Woodville
It was a top hat day at Woodville Primary School when pupils from grades prep, one and two showed off their Easter style. The Hoppers…
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Break-in plea fails on dog fines
A Hoppers Crossing resident who says his dog escaped after an attempted break-in has been fined by Wyndham council for having a dog at large.…
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Mural of a different stripe
A new mural is set become a creature feature – or perhaps an animal attraction – in Werribee’s CBD. The mural, which has been painted…
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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”.…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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