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Nightclub arrest in Werribee
A 20-year-old Hoppers Crossing man who allegedly jumped the fence of a nightclub in Watton Street, Werribee on Sunday morning has been charged with a…
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Police seek sex offender
Police have appealed for public assistance to locate registered sex offender Barry Dettman. The 51-year-old has failed to notify police of his current residential address,…
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Burglary at Hoppers Crossing day care
Police are appealing for information after two offenders broke into a Hoppers Crossing day care centre last month. Detectives said the pair forced their way…
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My Wyndham: Paul Ryan
Paul Ryan is a volunteer with Werribee Little Athletics. Last year, he was recognised as the Little Athletics Victoria Official of the Year and also…
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Family day care and early education employees honoured
Staff from two Wyndham family day care and early education centres have been nominated for a national award. The annual Australian Early Education and Care…
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Community calendar
Market day The Altona Lions Cherry Lake market is on the first Sunday of the month. The next one, on March 4, will have stalls,…
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Drug program to focus on family help
A free six-week program aimed at helping the families and friends of people who use drugs or alcohol will begin in Werribee next month. The…
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Midwife is mother of all jobs
As a midwife at Werribee Mercy Hospital, Jess Lowery loves helping mothers to bring their babies into the world. For Ms Lowery, who is also…
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Council wants rules changed
Wyndham council has called on the state government to reform the rules around which projects are eligible for funding from the Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution.…
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A year of miracles for Ozkavak family
When Point Cook parents Mali and Yvette Ozkavak celebrate their daughter Ella’s first birthday next month, the day will be about much more than cake…
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Clicking for Wyndham
Clicking and capturing images: Amateur photographers of all ages and abilities are invited to take part in a photo competition that celebrates Wyndham. The contest,…
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Pregnant woman’s building woes
A pregnant woman says she is suffering from “major stress” due to construction workers and tradespeople who she claims flout noise restrictions, litter and illegally…
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