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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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Dynamic duo of boxers
Two teenage boxers from the Werribee-based Wyndham Police Citizens Youth Club are weighing in as champions. Marissa, 17, won the Victorian Amateur Youth 64-kilogram title,…
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Planning starts on new hospital
More details about the future community hospital to be built in Point Cook have been released. Last year the state government announced it would spend…
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MP: Traffic ‘beyond a joke’
Western metropolitan MP Bernie Finn has described traffic on three Wyndham roads as “beyond a joke”. In Parliament last week, Mr Finn said: “Traffic on…
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Celebrating cultural diversity
Celebrating cultural diversity was the order of the day at Cambridge Primary School last Thursday. The Hoppers Crossing school, which is home to 46 different…
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Doing their hair share
Two Wyndham girls are hair to show they care about others. Eight-year-old Myaah and 14-year-old Aleena have taken part in the World’s Greatest Shave, raising…
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Lights still not turned on
A set of Point Cook pedestrian lights installed 15 months ago have yet to be switched on – and it could be another three months…
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Recycled path trial
Crushed glass and recycled plastics have been included in a cement mixture used to build a Hoppers Crossing footpath – the first of its kind in…
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Funding for community
Wyndham council has given more than $462,000 in funding to several community groups, programs and events. The council announced the funding, part of its 2018-19…
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