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School numbers don’t add up
Wyndham children have access to half the number of primary and secondary schools compared to those across Greater Melbourne, new data has revealed. According to…
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My Wyndham: Carradin Blyth
Carradin Blyth is a lifelong Werribee resident who last year took on the mantle of chairperson of the Wyndham Relay for Life fundraiser. He sat…
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Historic house vandalised
A heritage expert has expressed dismay after vandals removed bluestones from the remains of a Truganina historic building. Bill Strong, from the Wyndham Heritage Recovery…
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Centre revamp for community
A community centre in Hoppers Crossing is undergoing a $1.1 million makeover. Work on the Central Park Community Centre is being funded with $675,000 from…
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United club helps refugees to play soccer
Werribee-based soccer club Wyndham United is helping refugees to connect with sport and the community. Club vice-president Trevor Bowen said Wyndham United had a “heavy focus” on…
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Elleni driven to help
Elleni Bereded-Samuel says that she is driven to make a difference in the lives of other people. Since arriving in Australia as a refugee from…
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Farewell for Wyndham veteran
Eric Johnston, a long-time Wyndham resident and a former World War II prisoner-of-war, has died. Mr Johnston, who celebrated his 100th birthday in July last…
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Theft leaves club in despair
Members of the Werribee Little Athletics Centre have been left devastated after thieves stole a Kubota utility vehicle, valued at $15,000, from their Hoppers Crossing…
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Two generations attend one school
For two families at a Hoppers Crossing school, it’s a case of history repeating itself. Daniel Smith and Matthew Undy attended Derrimut Heath Primary School…
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Armstrong extension opens
The $11.5 million extension of Armstrong Road in Wyndham Vale has been completed. Wyndham council announced the opening of the road extension, which provides a…
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Warning on social sell trap
Wyndham police are calling on residents to beware of selling goods through social media and online marketplaces following a spate of incidents in which people…
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Motorists demand action on chaotic intersection
A group of Werribee residents is seeing red over a set of traffic lights causing chaos during the morning and afternoon peak. The Westleigh Gardens…
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