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Mice on ice in the heat a treat for meerkats

Icy treats and cold baths were in demand at Werribee Open Range Zoo last week as the animals sought relief from the extreme heat. Keepers...

Warning! Redbacks, ant armies and snakes on the move

Dangerous spiders and snakes are invading Wyndham homes and armies of ants are joining the offensive, according to local experts. One resident recently found a...

Little River fire: Repeat date raises firebug fears

Little River CFA captain Terry Hedt believes January 14 “means something to someone” after the town was threatened by a grassfire on that date...

A season not so festive for our felines

Wyndham animal lovers are being asked to open their hearts and foster one of 85 cats until non-profit group Unforgettable Creatures can find them...

Demand for new schools, upgrades urgent: report

Wyndham needs two new schools by 2016 and significant upgrades to three other schools to meet demand, a council report has revealed. The report is...

Better health tops Harper’s Christmas wishlist

Little Harper Warsow is counting down the days to Christmas like any other five-year-old. But unlike her peers, she is recovering from life-saving heart surgery...

VCE: Suzanne Cory High School students relish a head start

Tiffini Tran feels like she’s ready to tackle year 12. The year 11 Suzanne Cory High School student has completed year 12 biology and psychology,...

Hoppers Crossing triplets give three little reasons to be jolly

Christmas will bring multiple joy for first-time Hoppers Crossing mother Pahan Nanayakkara and her triplets. Mrs Nanayakkara gave birth to Dylan and his sisters Osara...

Jobs agency touted for Wyndham as part of plan

The state government should aim to create a new job for each new house in Wyndham under its signature planning strategy, according to a...

After 100 years, the sky’s the limit at Point Cook

Point Cook next year will celebrate its role as the home of military aviation when it marks the 100th anniversary of Australia’s first military...

Multiple charges for Werribee car park burnout driver

A Werribee driver who allegedly performed burnouts in front of a marked police car, with a pregnant passenger beside him, faces a string of...

Redevelopment for Werribee nursing home given OK

Part of a Werribee nursing home will be demolished in the new year after Wyndham council approved a multimillion-dollar redevelopment. Baptcare had applied to the...

In sickness or in health, your pets are for life

Kerryn Hamer couldn’t understand why her dog, Misha, hid under the couch from flies until an allergy test showed she was sensitive to many...

In sickness or in health, your pets are for life

Kerryn Hamer couldn’t understand why her dog, Misha, hid under the couch from flies until an allergy test showed she was sensitive to many...

Golden times for Duke of Edinburgh award winners

It hasn’t been a walk in a park, but a hike through New Zealand’s mountains helped two Werribee students win the Duke of Edinburgh...

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Logarzo re-signs at United

Western United’s biggest name is back for another A-League women’s season. United announced that Chloe Logarzo had agreed to sign on for a third straight...