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  • Vietnam Veterans pay tribute

    Vietnam Veterans pay tribute

    For Rick Hallin and Bruce Hicks, Vietnam Veterans’ Day is a time to pay tribute to all those who lost their lives during the conflict.…

  • 100 years of milestones for Eric

    100 years of milestones for Eric

    Plenty of exercise, laughter and “a good sheila” are Eric Johnston’s secrets to a long life. Mr Johnston, who celebrated his 100th birthday at the…

  • Your thoughts wanted on Weerama

    Your thoughts wanted on Weerama

    The Weerama Festival celebrated its 40th anniversary this year and the organising committee is keen to ensure the iconic Werribee event remains relevant. The committee…

  • Protest vote over trees’ removal

    Protest vote over trees’ removal

    A Wyndham councillor has slammed the removal of two historic trees to make way for a road extension near the Riverwalk Estate at Werribee. Cr…

  • Golden era of theatre

    Golden era of theatre

    The Wyndham Theatre Company is this year celebrating five decades of entertaining the community. Originally called the Werribee Theatre Company, the group began in 1968…

  • Bridge gets a new lease

    Bridge gets a new lease

    A Wyndham councillor’s suggestion that the former Bridge Hotel site in Werribee should be dismantled and sold off has been shot down by the area’s…

  • Munitions site in a sorry state

    Munitions site in a sorry state

    Historic Truganina Munitions Reserve has become a target for graffitists, vandals and rubbish dumpers, spurring calls for the site to be restored or demolished. Star…

  • You Yangs tour to showcase history

    You Yangs tour to showcase history

    Indigenous Wadawurrung and settler heritage of the Anakie, Balliang, Lara and Little River districts will be on show during a tour of the You Yangs…

  • Swanton family’s ultimate sacrifice

    Swanton family’s ultimate sacrifice

    The cenotaph in Station Place, Werribee stands in tribute to those who gave their lives to protect our nation. Among the names on the cenotaph,…

  • The way we were

    The way we were

    THE WAY WE WERE: Wyndham’s population has now overtaken that of the Greater Geelong municipality, making it the second-largest city in the state, but back…

  • Grand plans for Bridge Hotel

    Grand plans for Bridge Hotel

    The future of Werribee’s Bridge Hotel will soon be determined, with Wyndham council advertising for tenders to revamp and run the iconic venue. The council…

  • A top-class family affair

    A top-class family affair

    Three generations of the one family are celebrating their special connection to Derrimut Heath Primary School in Hoppers Crossing. The school, which is part of…

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