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  • Study of success for Louis-Jak

    Study of success for Louis-Jak

    Year 12 is a big year for any high school student, but for Louis-Jak Middlebrook, it came with challenges most teens don’t have to deal…

  • Networks into a busy life

    Networks into a busy life

    Leisure Networks, which supports people with a disability, will host a family fun day at Chirnside Park next week. The organisation, which has offices in…

  • Dog Lovers Show

    Dog Lovers Show

    You would have to be barking mad to miss the Melbourne Dog Lovers Show, which will be held in Carlton next month. Since 2013, the…

  • Wyndham police crack down on brawl culture

    Wyndham police crack down on brawl culture

    Wyndham police have vowed to adopt a “zero-tolerance” approach to anti-social behavior such as public brawls. Senior Sergeant Aaron Riches said frontline police had ramped…

  • Sanctuary Lakes ‘paradise’ for sale

    Sanctuary Lakes ‘paradise’ for sale

    A glamourous four-bedroom, resort-style Sanctuary Lakes mansion could set a new residential property price record for the area. Eleven Pelican Point Road, is being offered…

  • Hoppy Easter in Tarneit

    Hoppy Easter in Tarneit

    Pupils at Francis of Assisi Catholic Primary School in Tarneit enjoyed an egg-cellent day on Friday. The school held its first-ever Easter Family Fun Day,…

  • Rent rises cause pain

    Rent rises cause pain

    The median weekly rent in traditionally affordable suburbs such as Werribee and Hoppers Crossing has risen by almost 25 per cent across a five-year period,…

  • Truck driver’s lottery delight

    Truck driver’s lottery delight

    A Point Cook truck driver says that when he received a phone call to say that he had won $200,000, he initially thought it was…

  • Lotto win for Tarneit man

    Lotto win for Tarneit man

    “Right-o” were the first words a Tarneit man mustered when told he had won nearly a million dollars in the lotto last week. The first…

  • Pizza luck in Tarneit cash drop

    Pizza luck in Tarneit cash drop

    Hunger pangs could have cost two men $20,000 at a Tarneit pizza shop. The pair walked into Pizza Tabrabane recently after a quick stop at…

  • Westbourne learns a new way

    Westbourne learns a new way

    There is no such thing as detention at Westbourne Grammar School. It was scrapped eight years ago after the same students ended up in detention…

  • Hoppers Crossing CFA busy in the west

    Hoppers Crossing CFA is among the three busiest fire brigades in the region, responding to more than 50 incidents a month, new data shows. CFA…

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