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  • Tally-ho for riding school

    Tally-ho for riding school

    There will be many tears shed when the Taleeho Riding School in Wyndham Vale closes. The popular riding school will shut down at the weekend…

  • New roadworks tracking well

    New roadworks tracking well

    Roadworks have begun on one of Wyndham’s busiest arterials, while a contract to upgrade a second major road has also been given the green light.…

  • Nature strip fine pain

    Nature strip fine pain

    Wyndham council has issued more than $1 million in fines to vehicles parked on nature strips in a two-year period. City operations director Stephen Thorpe…

  • PhD candidate explores next chapter for families

    PhD candidate explores next chapter for families

    A Point Cook PhD candidate is challenging family stereotypes in children’s picture books. Victoria University researcher Sarah Mokrzycki said family in kids’ books was predominantly…

  • MY WYNDHAM

    MY WYNDHAM

    What is your connection to the Wyndham area?   I’ve lived here for about four years now. The main drawcard to come down this way…

  • Auction breaks record

    Auction breaks record

    By Ewen McRae   The Sunshine area is turning into the capital of the west according to one real estate agent, following another record sale.…

  • Banjo takes the next step

    Banjo takes the next step

    Banjo has always danced to his own beat. Just three years after taking up hip hop dancing classes the 14-year-old, who trains at L2R Dance…

  • Wyndham election candidate charged over falsifying documents

    Wyndham election candidate charged over falsifying documents

    A candidate from the 2016 Wyndham council election has been charged with making and using false documents during the election campaign. The Local Government Inspectorate…

  • Showered with good food

    Showered with good food

    An Italian-style lunch hosted by young people at the Iramoo Community Centre last week was all for a good cause. The young hosts held the…

  • Fight to fund Epilepsy foundation

    Fight to fund Epilepsy foundation

    A Melton mum is on a mission to highlight the “wonderful” work of the Epilepsy Foundation that is set to lose more than $1 million…

  • Diggers CFA tanker pledge

    The Liberal Party has pledged $210,000 for the Diggers Rest CFA to purchase a new light tanker if the party wins next month’s state election.…

  • Storm asthma errors detailed

    Storm asthma errors detailed

    By Alesha Capone   A damning report shows that triple-0 operators made several errors that may have contributed to delays in getting help to some…

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