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Truganina trash house
Wyndham council says that it will investigate an abandoned house in Truganina that has been trashed, graffitied and has become a dumping ground for rubbish.…
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MY WYNDHAM: Jan Hudson
MY WYNDHAM: Jan Hudson isn’t your average fitness fanatic. The 79-year-old, who lives at Stockland’s Tarneit Skies Retirement Village with her husband, is defying stereotypes and…
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Child actor’s debut film
Young Point Cook actor Lorcan has appeared in his first-ever short film. The 10 year-old stars in a seven-minute long movie called Dad’s Guide to…
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TV itinerary for Tarneit team
A Tarneit husband-and-wife will star in Channel Nine’s Travel Guides series when it hits screens next month. Deepesh and Sage, who married in 2017, will…
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Library hit list a thriller
The word in Wyndham is that thrillers, mysteries and crime novels are among the most popular books at the municipality’s libraries. Wyndham council has released…
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A pageant of dreams
Tarneit’s Akuac Arik says she decided to enter a beauty pageant to develop her self-confidence and inspire other young women. Ms Arik, 22, will travel…
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Tarneit turns on to solar power
Tarneit residents are proving to be leaders when it comes to installing solar panels. Almost 7000 Victorian households, including 212 Tarneit homes, have installed solar…
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Poor form on kids in hot cars
Paramedics rescued 79 unattended children from hot cars in Wyndham in a 12-month period. Ambulance officers responded to the call-outs from September, 2017, to August…
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Bowls for everyone
Members of the Werribee Bowls Club are on a mission to share their sport with as many people as possible. Community bowls co-ordinator Rhonda Edwards…
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Tarneit upgrade nears finish line
The end of the Tarneit Road upgrade is almost in sight. The $6 million upgrade, near the Hogans Road intersection, was originally scheduled to be…
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No delight for bakery customers
The Bakers Delight at Pacific Werribee is scheduled to shut down next month, but the company says it hopes it can negotiate to keep the…
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Kevin Hillier wants the goalposts shifted for schools
The beginning of another school year means we can get some routine back into day-to-day life, stop ignoring school speed zones and once again enjoy…
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