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Gabe welded to shed
Gabe Tirabassi began volunteering at the Werribee Men’s Shed eight years ago, and he has not looked back since. Mr Tirabassi, of Wyndham Vale, taught…
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Bicycle theft leaves a sad feeling
A Sanctuary Lakes resident has expressed disappointment after a thief stole a bicycle from her backyard earlier this month. Florita Pamintuan said her husband had…
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Brothers are check mates
Point Cook brothers Luke and Jack Zhang are budding chess champions. The siblings, aged six and eight respectively, attend the Wyndham Chess Club, which meets…
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New housing for disabled youth
A unique partnership will give young people with disabilities the opportunity to live independently. Empowered Liveability, a disability-specific property development company, has teamed with disability…
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Doing laps to save lives
Susan Grant was 38 years old and a single mum when she found out she had breast cancer in 2008. The Werribee resident had gone…
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Police chip away at tool thefts
Don’t be a fool, lock up your tools. That’s the message from Wyndham police after 1233 tools valued at more than $935,000 were stolen across…
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After hours clinic push
Hospital emergency departments are being flooded with non-critical cases after hours because patients aren’t aware that they can receive care elsewhere. In the two years…
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Lots of vroom to groove at Hoppers Crossing car show
Start your engines – this car show will delight revheads and classic car enthusiasts of all stripes. The sixth annual Hoppers Crossing Sports Club and…
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Wyndham unites over Kiwi attacks
The Wyndham community has shown strength and solidarity in the wake of this month’s terrorist attack on two Christchurch mosques which killed 50 people. Last…
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Pavilion problems strike hard
Members of a soccer club say they are disappointed that a pavilion being built at the $3.8 million Williams Landing Sports Precinct is not going…
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Mother raises road safety fears
A Truganina mother has expressed concern about children being forced to walk dangerously close to, and across, a section of Sayers Road which has no…
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MY WYNDHAM: Michelle Robinson
MY WYNDHAM: Michelle Robinson, of Tarneit, is both a milliner and a nurse. She chats with Alesha Capone. How did you become a milliner? I’ve…
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