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Have you been naughty or nice?
Santa Claus is coming to Sanctuary Lakes, and everyone is invited. Thousands are expected to attend the 12th annual Christmas at the Lakes event on…
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My Wyndham: Nathan Smith
At 15 years of age, Nathan Smith is pitching a promising innings in baseball. The Wyndham Vale resident has competed in 10 state baseball championships…
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Kids embrace farm fashion
Little ones at Explorers Early Learning in Point Cook dressed up as farmers last week to raise money for drought relief. The centre hosted a…
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Libs, Labor top ballot papers as election looms
The major parties have topped the ballot papers for Wyndham’s three lower house seats, after nominations closed last Friday. Of the eight candidates contesting Werribee,…
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Tower dials up resident anger
Hoppers Crossing residents have expressed their dismay at plans for a phone tower at Hoppers Crossing Reserve on Morris Road. They are calling on Wyndham…
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Council against plans to clear two reserves
A developer’s plan to clear two Williams Landing conservation reserves and use the land for residential and commercial activities goes against Wyndham council policy. That’s…
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Police crackdown on outstanding warrants
Wyndham police have arrested five people within the past 24 hours, as part of a crackdown on offenders with outstanding warrants. Senior Constable David Reynolds…
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Flower power at State Rose and Garden Show
More than 17,000 people flocked to Werribee Park for the annual State Rose and Garden Show at the weekend. The event, which was held at…
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There’s a bear in there
It’s going to be a beary good Christmas this year. Salvation Army Employment Plus Work for the Dole participants in St Albans have made nearly…
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Toxic dump campaign win marks 20 years
In July 1995, CSR advised Wyndham commissioners of its plans for a toxic dump and waste management precinct for the quarry next door to the…
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Liberals pledge for day shift PSOs
Protective Services Officers (PSOs) will man Werribee train station during the day from next year under a Liberal Party plan to curb crime at transport…
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Happy to be a big help
They’re the unsung heroes who contribute unpaid work valued about $145 million each year to the Wyndham community. Wyndham’s volunteers will be the focus of…
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