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  • On the trail of a sale

    On the trail of a sale

    Wyndham residents have been encouraged to join in next month’s Garage Sale Trail. The annual event involves households, community groups, charities, businesses and schools across…

  • Central focus for survivors

    Central focus for survivors

    A centre offering services and counselling for survivors of sexual assault is being built in Werribee. The Minister for Families and Children Jenny Mikakos last…

  • Critters galore make expo a hit

    Critters galore make expo a hit

    Cool cats, delightful dogs, fantastic ferrets and beautiful birds were among the many creatures that took centre stage in Werribee at the weekend. Hundreds of…

  • My Wyndham: Jarred Parsons

    My Wyndham: Jarred Parsons

    Jarred Parsons has spent his life in the western suburbs, but only became a Wyndham resident 13 years ago. The 41-year-old Parks Victoria communications adviser…

  • Learning leap looms for Wyndham

    Learning leap looms for Wyndham

    Talented weavers from the communities of Burma will showcase their skills as part of the Wyndham Learning Festival. The festival, to be presented by the…

  • MY WYNDHAM: Lisa Clarke

    MY WYNDHAM: Lisa Clarke

    Lisa Clarke has lived in Little River for almost a decade. Prior to that, she resided in Laverton and Hoppers Crossing. Around 18 months ago,…

  • Solution sought for feral cats

    By Ewen McRae More than 5400 requests for animal management services were received by Brimbank council in the past financial year. More than 1000 dogs…

  • Serving up some fun

    Serving up some fun

    Deer Park Tennis Club is hitting its way towards another big summer this weekend. The club has partnered with Brimbank council and local schools as…

  • Council adopts budget and future plan

    Sports, festivals and infrastructure are the big winners in the 2017-18 Brimbank council budget. Council last week adopted the budget, and a four-year plan which…

  • Hair today, aid tomorrow

    Hair today, aid tomorrow

    Children attending a Hoppers Crossing early learning centre sported some cool and creative hairstyles in the name of charity last week. On Friday, about 100…

  • Cops respond to river trail fears

    Cops respond to river trail fears

    Wyndham police have boosted patrols along the Werribee River Trail in response to concerns about drinking, drug use and anti-social behaviour after dark. Inspector Marty…

  • Play date for toy library

    Play date for toy library

    The Little Buddies Toy Library will host a Stay and Play open day at its Point Cook branch on Friday. The toy library is a…

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