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In the market for opera stars
A young opera singer from Werribee will be setting up shop at Queen Victoria market next week. Baritone Daniel Felton will join 21 other performers…
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Get your paddle on the river
Ken and Judy Holmes are encouraging residents to explore the Werribee River. The couple, who have lived in Werribee for 31 years, said they often…
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Fanfare for new school
The opening of a new school in Wyndham Vale was cause for celebration last week. Families, students and staff gathered at Wyndham Christian College, located…
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MY WYNDHAM: Frank and Anna Mollica
MY WYNDHAM: Frank and Anna Mollica will celebrate the 39th anniversary of their Werribee business, Hair News, in September this year. They chat with Alesha…
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Trade takes centre stage at Polytechnic
Big things are happening at Victoria University’s Polytechnic’s campus in Hoppers Lane. Some buildings at the 54-hectare site,which previously served as a trade training centre…
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Cause close to her heart
Raising awareness of ovarian and cervical cancer is a cause close to the heart of Werribee woman Charlotte Robinson. Sadly, in March last year, Mrs…
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A fair deal of delight
Pupils at Little River Primary School are enjoying preparing art and crafts for the school’s upcoming Country Fair. The fair is a long-standing tradition –…
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Mega homewares sale
A gigantic homewares sale will take over a 27,000 square metre warehouse in Truganina. The three-day event is expected to feature up to 1000 different…
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Death fear over intersection
Calls for traffic lights or a roundabout to be installed at the “dangerous” Point Cook and Sneydes Road intersection are rising, amid fears of a…
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Zoo lobbies for funds
Werribee Open Range Zoo is mounting a concerted campaign to get the state funding it needs for a mammoth $87 million expansion that aims to…
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Council seals recycling deal
Wyndham residents are being urged to continue separating recyclables from their household waste after the council forged a deal with Visy Recycling. The council has…












