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  • Elder abuse a blight on Wyndham

    Elder abuse a blight on Wyndham

    Police have recorded hundreds of crimes committed against elderly people in Wyndham in a 12-month period, with the majority of offences flagged as family violence.…

  • New soccer club’s player pitch

    New soccer club’s player pitch

    The Western Melbourne Group has already started sounding out potential recruits so that it can hit the ground running if it secures one of two…

  • Time to lend a hand

    Time to lend a hand

    A little helping hand can do wonders for those in need. That’s the impetus behind Lightpoint Church’s annual Helping Hand Day, which gives families in…

  • Wyndham: Three robberies in one hour

    Wyndham: Three robberies in one hour

    A 20-year-old man was kicked in the face during a robbery in Wyndham last night. It is one of three robberies within the space of…

  • Swing sting for Pallas

    Swing sting for Pallas

    By Charlene Macaulay and Alesha Capone Returning Werribee MP Tim Pallas has suffered a swing against him in the polls as the Labor Party stormed…

  • Watton Street high-rise plan

    Watton Street high-rise plan

    Watton Street is set to get another high-rise building. Plans have been lodged for a five-storey block with 18 apartments, ground floor retail, a permit…

  • Speed runs in the Luckett family

    Speed runs in the Luckett family

    Allen and Dakota Luckett have a need – a need for speed. The 62-year-old Tarneit Skies Retirement Village resident and his granddaughter are both die-hard…

  • From lessons to life

    From lessons to life

    Manor Lakes P-12 College year 9 students threw a lunchtime dignity celebration last week to raise money for those doing it tough. The students have…

  • Police want you to dob in a dealer

    Police want you to dob in a dealer

    Wyndham residents have been encouraged to disrupt the local drug trade by dobbing in dealers, crop houses and other drug crimes. Crime Stoppers has joined…

  • Point Cook planning pressure

    Point Cook planning pressure

    A proposal to rezone and subdivide a parcel of Point Cook land will go under the microscope amid concerns the suburb is already “heavily congested”.…

  • Werribee Cup kicks off

    Werribee Cup kicks off

    The Spring Racing Carnival may have wound up, but now it’s time for the Werribee Racing Club to shine with season opener, the Werribee Cup,…

  • 16 Days of Activism has women in focus

    16 Days of Activism has women in focus

    Images of six women who have been subjected to violence will be displayed around Hobsons Bay as part of a global campaign. The portraits are…

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