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Rail axing denied
The state government have denied reports that it has axed proposed rail lines to Wyndham Vale and Melton. Reports earlier this week claimed internal government…
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Record year for Wyndham libraries
Wyndham residents are proving they love their local libraries, with a record 774,072 visits recorded last financial year. Program attendances rose to almost 100,000 during…
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Wyndham Business Awards finalists revealed
The 2023 Wyndham Business Awards finalists have been announced. The awards are in their 27th year and celebrate local business entrepreneurs, innovators, hardworking operators and…
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Weapons seized, arrests made during Werribee station operation
Police arrested six people and seized eight weapons during an omni operation at the Werribee Railway Station precinct last week. The July 27 operation, which…
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Snapshot of the west
The winners of the Way Out West photography competition have been revealed, with five talented young photographers being recognised. Tarneit’s Sagalee Aba-Omer won the Grand…
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Record demand for help
A record number of people sought sexual assault counselling in Melbourne’s western suburbs during the last financial year. According to the Western Region Centre Against…
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Fundraising for lifelong support
A group of Point Cook residents has teamed up with Altona RSL to raise money for support dogs for veterans. Avington Lifestyle Village residents Phil…
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Refugee report finds language digital barriers
Language and digital barriers are preventing refugees and migrants in Melbourne’s west from accessing essential services. That’s one of the key findings in the ‘Don’t…
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Blood search intensifies
Two units of blood are being flown from the United Kingdom for a mum urgently awaiting heart surgery, as the appeal for rare blood donors…
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Next week to highlight homelessness
A donation drive, documentary screening, morning tea and community dinner are among the events organised to mark Homelessness Week in Wyndham from August 7 to…
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Werribee line disrupted
Buses are replacing trains between Werribee and Newport today while crews undertake emergency repairs to overhead power lines in Laverton. The disruptions will continue until…
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Laureate opens Lollypop Creek Library
School libraries are crucial to childhood learning and literacy so who better to open a new one than the Australia’s Children’s Laureate? That’s exactly what…
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