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Sports boost for Point Cook
A $15.7 million new sporting precinct is on the horizon for Point Cook. Wyndham council this month adopted the Bensonhurst Parade Reserve Master Plan –…
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The magic of memories
A trip down memory lane is on the cards for Wyndham’s senior citizens thanks to a new initiative. Aged-care workers will be trained to use…
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Buying a new house is now virtually easy
Property buyers are being offered a virtual tour of one of Wyndham Vale’s newest residential communities. New touch-screen technology at the Savana information centre aims…
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Landlord rues trash and dash
A Hoppers Crossing landlord has been left with a $40,000 damage bill and no explanation after his tenant destroyed his rental and disappeared. Peter Papas…
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Manor Lakes principal re-instated
A principal who was stood down during an investigation into video footage which appeared to show him dragging a pupil along the ground, has been…
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Amart’s giant new warehouse
A $65 million distribution centre will be built in Truganina for the retailer Amart Furniture. The company has signed a 10-year lease pre-commitment with Goodman…
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Mossfiel gets a makeover
An $11 million redevelopment of Mossfiel Reserve in Hoppers Crossing is set to finish later this year. Construction is under way on the final features…
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Snapshot into the world of Tex
Manor Lakes resident Tex Acola enjoys capturing scenic and striking images both at home and afar. Mr Acola is a prolific photographer, taking pictures of…
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A worthy spectacle
Werribee residents are being encouraged to donate their old sunnies and spectacles as part of an initiative to help people in need. Refurbished quality spectacles…
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Trailer company does a ‘runner’
Customers and suppliers who paid thousands of dollars for trailers and parts have been left in the lurch after a Hoppers Crossing manufacturer “packed up…
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Scholarships for Yashwin and Kajal
Two young Point Cook residents have been awarded scholarships to help with their university studies. Yashwin Sudarshan and Kajal Soni will receive $15,000 undergraduate scholarships…
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Shortcut tactics raise driver ire
Drivers who use service lanes as a shortcut on busy roads and then “push” their way back into traffic make Wyndham motorists fume. Several Wyndham…
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