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Heather waves farewell to Warringa
It’s the end of an era at Warringa Park School this week. Teacher Heather Pilcher is retiring today (Wednesday) after 31 years at the Hoppers…
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Werribee Cemetery neglect anger
Concerns have been raised about falling fences, potholes and neglect at the Werribee Cemetery. A woman contacted Star Weekly last week, saying that she and…
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Restored vintage post box makes Watton Street home
An old vintage post box that was installed 150 years ago has been restored and is taking pride of place in Werribee’s CBD. The red…
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Mobile phones snatched, as online sellers targeted
People selling mobile phones online are being targeted by thieves. At least six incidents have been reported in Wyndham this year of people being lured…
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Indie rockers Collegians on track to greatness
The Collegians – remember that name. It belongs to a Melbourne band poised to take the world by storm. The indie electronic rock band is…
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Smooth sailing for Alamanda crew at Wyndham Harbour
Alamanda K-9 students have enjoyed life on the water in a program that teaches children sailing basics. Two groups of 20 grade 5 and 6…
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New bid for Watton Street apartments
New plans have been lodged for Watton Street’s long-awaited apartment block. Wyndham council has received amended plans for 116 Watton Street that expand on the…
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On the (Easter egg) hunt for some fun
It’s a most egg-cellent time for Wyndham kids. Hundreds of children are expected to descend on Werribee Park this Friday for the annual Cadbury Easter…
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‘Eyesore’ unit plan angers Tarneit residents
A band of Tarneit residents have reacted angrily to plans for double-storey units in their estate. Thirty-seven objections have been lodged with Wyndham council over…
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Drilling begins for $1.8 billion western roads package
Work on the first part of a $1.8 billion Western Roads package has started. Night drilling to locate utilities and assess ground conditions began last…
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Minor Werribee train station works on track
Werribee train station is set to receive $300,000 worth of aesthetic and disability upgrades in coming months in a minor win for commuters. Metro Trains…
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Werribee lion a legend in own den
Merv Selzer knows more than most that little acts of kindness can have a big impact. The Werribee man has spent more than 55 years…
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