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Mayoral youth award winner Kerry leads the way
This year 12 student has a passion for helping others and a drive to do more. Thomas Carr College’s Kerry Wang was recognised for her…
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Team Bob bowled over
It’s time to go barefoot bowling to help raise funds for Team Uncle Bob. The Werribee Bowls Club will host a special event later this…
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Anger rises over proposed Tarneit units
Tarneit residents fighting a proposal for 13 double-storey units in their estate have been shocked to discover plans for 26 more units on a neighbouring…
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Public puts The Park Hotel on top
It’s an accolade worth a toast or two – Werribee’s The Park Hotel has been named Time Out’s 2018 Most Loved Local Pub in Melbourne…
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Crims keep busy at train stations and carparks
More than 1500 offences have been reported at Wyndham train stations and train station carparks in the past five years, with the bulk of crimes…
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All smiles for Ruby’s 100th
Meet Werribee’s newest centenarian. Ruby McLachlan, who celebrated her 100th birthday on Monday, still has a twinkle in her eye and a spring in her…
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Council wrath for extra poker machines
Wyndham council has slammed a Victorian Commission for Gambling and Regulation (VCGLR) decision to allow an extra 10 poker machines at The Tigers Clubhouse. Werribee…
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Making a case for Afro pride
These two Tarneit Senior College students are keen to embrace their cultural heritage – not apologise for it. Fed up with racism directed at African…
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Ex cop loses parking appeal
A former traffic cop who lost a parking dispute with Wyndham council has been ordered to pay the council’s legal fees. Wyndham Vale resident Graeme…
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On base for top action at Werribee Softball Association
The Werribee Softball Association is polishing its diamonds and battering up for a mammoth long weekend of competition. Association president Trevor Murphy said the organisation…
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Success fans solid growth for ebm-papst
A former Wyndham Business of the Year has continued to go from strength to strength, recently unveiling a $3 million expansion of its Laverton North…
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Capital works borrowings at $70 million
Wyndham council has amassed a $70 million debt to fund capital works projects across the city. Earlier this month, the council voted to borrow $15…
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