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  • New cops to hit the beat

    New cops to hit the beat

    Eighteen new police will be on the beat in Wyndham from May as part of a statewide roll-out of 825 new police over the next…

  • Sanctuary Lakes school on its way

    Sanctuary Lakes school on its way

    Work is under way on the Sanctuary Lakes South P-9 school. On Monday, Altona MP Jill Hennessy took part in a sod-turning ceremony at the…

  • Savings a real plus

    Savings a real plus

    For Werribee resident Jaspreet Kaur, budgeting and saving money has become a lot easier, thanks to the Saver Plus program. The free program – an…

  • Wyndham council candidates to face court

    Wyndham council candidates to face court

    Three candidates from the 2016 Wyndham council election have been charged after failing to declare who donated, and how much, to their election campaigns. The…

  • Point Cook police station push

    Western metropolitan MP Rachel Carling-Jenkins has renewed the push for a police station to be built in Point Cook. In Parliament last month, Ms Carling-Jenkins…

  • Mental health care is a rewarding career

    Mental health care is a rewarding career

    For Rory Dalton, working as an emergency mental health clinician at Werribee Mercy Hospital means he gets an opportunity to help vulnerable people every day.…

  • Singing her praises: Jolie Mpia

    Singing her praises: Jolie Mpia

    For Werribee gospel singer Jolie Mpia, music is a universal language. Originally from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Mpia sings in Swahili, Lingala, French and…

  • Geelong rejects regional plan

    Geelong rejects regional plan

    A state MP and the mayor of Greater Geelong council have spoken against the idea of joining with Wyndham to create a new region. Last…

  • Bill to replace damaged trees may hit $5000

    Bill to replace damaged trees may hit $5000

    Wyndham ratepayers will have to fork out thousands of dollars to replace trees at a Point Cook park which were destroyed by vandals last month.…

  • A welcome reception for baby Georgia

    A welcome reception for baby Georgia

    Having your baby in a hospital foyer is not the most traditional way to give birth, but parents Nicole and Brett Thomas say they wouldn’t…

  • Crime concerns raised: youth crime, gangs, home invasions

    Crime concerns raised: youth crime, gangs, home invasions

    Youth crime, gangs and home invasions have been identified as some of the main issues of concern to Wyndham residents. The concerns were raised during…

  • It all adds up at kindergartens

    It all adds up at kindergartens

    The numbers are stacking up as a program to help develop children’s maths skills is rolled out at kindergartens in Wyndham, Brimbank and Melton. The…

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