News
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High-tech stroke care
Suspected stroke patients attending Werribee Mercy Hospital will be assessed remotely thanks to technology that is expected to speed up treatment times. The telemedicine technology…
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Book sale a real page turner
You don’t need to book in, but be sure to attend a special fundraising event in Hoppers Crossing this weekend. The Werribee Ladies for Kids…
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Princes Highway ‘carpark’ legal
Desperate drivers are resorting to parking along one of Werribee’s busiest arterials due to a lack of proper carparking spaces. In recent weeks, a number…
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Full STEAM ahead on science
Studying science at The Grange P-12 College is seriously cool. And it’s about to get even cooler. The Hoppers Crossing school was last week named…
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MY WYNDHAM: Mandy Kgakololo
Point Cook’s Mandy Kgakololo is studying fashion styling at university. She has more than 2700 followers on her Instagram account where she posts about fashion…
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College has a top plarn
Point Cook College P-9 students have mastered the art of plarning – plastic yarning – and have used it to create sleeping mats for the…
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Forsyth Road project start
Work on the long-awaited duplication of Forsyth Road will begin next month following Wyndham council’s selection of the successful construction bidder. The council has awarded…
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Fine diversion to fix roads
Outer-suburban roads will receive a third of all revenue collected from Victorian traffic cameras and on-the-spot speeding fines under new laws before Parliament. Roads Minister…
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Last straw for Marcus
Single use plastic products such as straws and water bottles could be banned at council facilities and events if one Wyndham councillor gets her way.…
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Family at the Colesface
This family trio has collectively notched up nearly three decades of service at Coles. Customer service manager Vanessa Kantar, daughter Elisha and son Phillip all…
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Councillors grant new panel
A panel of six councillors will help decide the recipients of Wyndham council’s annual community grants program, following a divisive debate at last week’s council…













