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  • A walk on the wild side in Werribee

    A walk on the wild side in Werribee

    Children will be able to go wild at a new park in Wyndham, which has been inspired by the Werribee Open Range Zoo. The Safari…

  • MY WYNDHAM: Richard Dove

    MY WYNDHAM: Richard Dove

    Richard Dove is the Settlement Services Coordinator at the Wyndham Community & Education Centre, sits on Wyndham council’s Cultural Diversity portfolio committee and is a member of the Western…

  • EPA fines construction company after Tarneit incident

    The Environment Protection Authority Victoria has fined a construction company $7929 for discharging sediment-laden water into a conservation zone near Davis Creek in Tarneit. Campbellfield-based…

  • Subdivision poses pollution threat

    Environment Protection Authority Victoria has warned that recent wet weather has resulted in a high risk of sediment run-off at new residential and commercial subdivisions.…

  • On the western fringe

    On the western fringe

    The Melbourne Fringe Festival is coming to the west. Wyndham, Maribyrnong, Brimbank, Hobsons Bay and Moonee Valley councils are uniting to present some of the…

  • Weavers of tradition for Learning Festival

    Weavers of tradition for Learning Festival

    Traditional Karen bamboo basket weaving will be one of the many activities featured during the Wyndham Learning Festival. The festival, which will be held from…

  • Tarneit teen’s big break

    Tarneit teen’s big break

    An online drama series starring Tarneit teenager Marina Diraki has been picked up by Channel Nine and Amazon Prime. Diraki, 19, was last year cast…

  • Debtors distress for Wyndham

    Wyndham recorded the highest number of debtors entering personal insolvency within the greater Melbourne area in the June quarter this year. There were 93 personal…

  • Mia is on the money to the Max

    Mia is on the money to the Max

    Young Hoppers Crossing girl Mia has written a book to help raise money for a worthwhile cause. Eight-year-old Mia has penned a 12-page book titled…

  • Overnight sensations at  Truganina South Primary School

    Overnight sensations at Truganina South Primary School

    Pupils at Truganina South Primary School swapped their uniforms for pyjamas and slept at school to help raise funds for charity last week. On Thursday,…

  • A study in persistence

    A study in persistence

    William Abur is smiling from ear to ear after finally completing his latest academic challenge – his PhD. The Hoppers Crossing resident has graduated with…

  • Sunset clause under review

    Sunset clause under review

    The state government will give more power to people buying property off-the-plan in a crackdown on developers. The government last week announced changes to off-the-plan…

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