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Giving thanks to volunteers
National Volunteer Week, from May 19–25, is Australia’s largest volunteering recognition event. It aims to draw attention to the crucial role played by volunteers. Oscar…
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Road works to cause delays in Werribee
Motorists are expected to face delays of up to 15 minutes as the Ison Road Project night works continue. From Sunday, May 25 to Friday,…
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Community Calendar
National seniors meeting On the first Wednesday of every month at 1.30pm, the metro west branch of national seniors meets at the Deer Park Club,…
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Tennis courts upgraded
Upgrades to the Galvin Park in Werribee are complete. The project, valued at $1.5 million, has delivered a complete rebuild of courts one to four,…
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Bison enters public life
Guests from the west are invited to Werribee Open Range Zoo to see a special member of the crew this winter. Lakota, a 1000-kilogram American…
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Help find Betsy
Another beloved inanimate object has been heartlessly abducted from their home. Betsy, a fibreglass cow, was grazing on a midnight snack of pebbles and concrete…
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’Ironman’ wants you to exercise
Werribee ‘Iron Man’ Luis Lopez is on a mission to get men older than 50 to embrace exercise. Mr Lopez, 59, completed his 35th Iron…
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Lister petitions for youth spaces in Manor Lakes
Werribee MP John Lister has launched a petition calling on the youth minister and the Wyndham mayor to expand services and community spaces for young…
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Law courts to open after delays
Following months of delays and speculation, the Wyndham Law Courts are set to open later this year. On Tuesday, the state government announced it would…
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Water bill delays continue
Residents across Wyndham are voicing frustrations with Greater Western Water (GWW) over continued water bill delays. Lewis Nixon moved to Werribee last November, and said…
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My Place
Albert Khoo volunteers at the Featherbrook Community Centre. He speaks with Jaidyn Kennedy about his connection to Point Cook: Tell us a bit about yourself…
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Opposition to emergency services levy
Wyndham council and the Victorian Farmer’s Federation have raised concerns about the e state government’s Emergency Services Volunteer Fund (ESVF) levy. Passed in state parliament…
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