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  • Doug joins a classy golf club

    Doug joins a classy golf club

    Doug McQualter is feeling ace after scoring below his age during a game of golf at the Sanctuary Lakes Club. In golf, an “age shooter”…

  • IN FOCUS: Elevating travel to greater heights

    IN FOCUS: Elevating travel to greater heights

    Imagine you are organising a European holiday, or even a holiday to some far-out destination.

  • Long-term jobless Centrelink payments revealed

    More than 1000 jobless people living in Wyndham have been receiving Centrelink payments for five years or longer. Figures from the Department of Social Services…

  • Get ready to rock

    Get ready to rock

    Students from Suzanne Cory High School will take to the stage next month to perform the musical We Will Rock You. The show, written by…

  • Businesses busted for tobacco sales to kids

    Businesses busted for tobacco sales to kids

    Three Wyndham businesses have been fined $645 each for selling tobacco to children. A Wyndham council operation earlier this month targeted 56 businesses within the…

  • A little girl with a big heart

    A little girl with a big heart

    A Point Cook girl with a big heart is reaching out to homeless people. Seven-year-old Andi has founded an organisation named Food for Free which…

  • Calling young science and tech whizzes

    Calling young science and tech whizzes

    Young people interested in science and technology are being invited to create a winning formula. The Young Scientist of Wyndham competition will be decided at…

  • Werrribee cannabis pair jailed

    A man and woman have been sentenced to jail after police discovered 132 cannabis plants at a Werribee house last year. In the County Court…

  • Cash boost for social housing

    Wyndham council has been given a $200,000 grant to work towards boosting the amount of social housing within the municipality. The grant, announced by the…

  • Writer Barbara Goulter in fond farewell

    Writer Barbara Goulter in fond farewell

    Werribee writer and poet Barbara Goulter is entering a new chapter of her life, leaving the area she has called home for almost two decades…

  • Indian precinct plan in disarray

    A proposed Indian cultural precinct in Wyndham is back to square one after the state government disregarded a Wyndham council feasibility study into the project.…

  • Rescue bid for historic Geelong Road trees

    Rescue bid for historic Geelong Road trees

    A new community group has launched a campaign to save what’s left of the historical Avenue of Honour and Calder Memorial trees planted along Geelong…

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