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Tarneit company ordered to pay thousands for breaking workplace laws.
A Tarneit painting business has been ordered to pay nearly $80,000 in penalties, compensation and entitlements for breaching the Fair Work Act following the unfair…
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Bravery and long service honoured at Werribee CFA dinner.
Two Werribee firefighters who saved a woman from a burning home in March last year were honoured for their bravery at the Werribee CFA’s annual…
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Eynesbury to depart Wyndham
Eynesbury could soon no longer be part of Wyndham and if one councillor had her way, Little River would follow suit. A boundary realignment motion…
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Couple accused of keeping woman as slave in home
A Melbourne couple have faced court, accused of keeping a woman as a slave in their home in Melbourne’s west for 10 months in 2022.…
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Melbourne couple charged with holding woman as a slave
A Melbourne couple have been charged with keeping a woman as a slave in their home for nearly a year. The man, 44, and woman,…
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Werribee South scores wins in budget and council.
Tuesday was a big day for residents of Werribee South. After the state budget provided $2 million for an upgrade of its boat ramp, a…
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Melbourne’s west leads land sales
Melbourne’s western growth corridor has continued to dominate new land sales across Melbourne and Geelong in the first quarter of 2023, according to Victorian residential…
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Disappointment and doubt after further delays to Western Rail Plan.
“Not surprised but very disappointed.” Committee for Wyndham chief executive Babara McLure was expecting the Geelong Fast Rail project to be delayed and with it…
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Children, umpires and migrants to benefit from Williams Landing grants.
Children, migrants, and football umpires are among those in Williams Landing that will benefit from the latest round of community grants from property developer Cedar…
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Rail loses, but roads, schools and health among Wyndham budget winners
Wyndham will get new schools, road upgrades and health equipment, but train passengers will wait longer for improved services following Tuesday’s state budget. A new…
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From the archives
40 years ago May 25, 1983 Werribee Council hopes to enlist the assistance of the Port Phillip Authority to prepare a development strategy for the…
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Kits for safer birthing
Giving birth can be a stressful experience, with everything from the health of mother and baby, through to getting to the hospital on time, weighing…
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