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Great service rewarded
They’re the men and women who go out of their way to help when disaster strikes – so it’s only fitting they are recognised. Little…
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MY WYNDHAM: Leesa Ward
Leesa Ward grew up in Melton and now lives in Werribee, where she runs a graphic design and website development business called Double-E Design. She has…
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Win for early years initiatives
Wyndham council initiatives that are making a difference in the lives of children and families have won Victorian Early Years Awards. The Embedding Aboriginal and…
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My Wyndham: Mary Filmer
Mary Filmer, 21, joined the Salvation Army Wyndham City as a teenager. This year she was appointed as a Youth and Children’s Ministry assistant, a…
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Les puts pedal power to good use
Salvation Army Wyndham City soldier Les Porter has saddled up for another Wyndham 1000. For the past eight years, Mr Porter has ridden 1000 kilometres…
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New girls’ campus for Islamic school
A new girls’ school will open in Caroline Springs in 2018. Caroline Springs Girls Grammar –part of the Australian International Academy – will open for…
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New chapter for library
Bookworms rejoice – Little Library is back at the Melton train station permanently to keep literature lovers entertained. Readers are encouraged to “take a book…
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Kites ready for flight
Spirits are set to soar once again at the Brimbank Kite Festival. For the seventh straight year the CALDERS Community group will run the family…
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Leisure centre revamp
Work has begun on the expansion of the Caroline Springs Leisure Centre. Local Government Minister Marlene Kairouz and Melton mayor Sophie Ramsay were on hand…
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Garden plan takes root
By Dewi Sherry Fresh herbs and vegetables will soon be growing in the community thanks to Williams Landing residents. The Williams Landing Estate Residents Association…
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Stuff it, squeeze it and take it home with love
A teddy bear can become a life-long treasure, and that is exactly what Brimbank Shopping Centre is hoping to create this week. The centre will…
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MY WYNDHAM: Page Hill
Lifelong Wyndham resident Page Hill has a historic connection with the area – her great-great-grandfather Henry Hopper was one pf Werribee’s original councillors. Tell…
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