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Point Cook: Spot check fine
Police have been busy issuing fines to people and businesses for breaching measures aimed at stopping the spread of Covid-19, including in Point Cook. On…
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Sharmarke Abdulahi wanted on warrant
Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate Tarneit man Sharmarke Abdulahi. A warrant to arrest has been issued for the 26-year-old, in relation…
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Knife produced in bottleshop theft
Police are investigating a theft from a bottleshop in Point Cook which occurred yesterday. Investigators have been told four males entered the shop on Murnong…
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Missing woman
Police are appealing for public information to help locate missing Drouin South woman Vanessa Stewart. The 22-year-old was last seen getting onto a city-bound train…
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Fourteen new cases of corona
Twenty-six coronavirus cases have been recorded in Wyndham, an increase of 12 cases since a week ago. Last Thursday, only 14 Covid-19 cases had been…
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Transfer station will close to public
Wyndham council has announced the transfer station at the municipal tip in Wests Road, Werribee will be closed to the general public from 4pm tomorrow.…
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New Coles tailor-made for Taneit
Fully stocked shelves were a sight to behold at the opening of Tarneit’s newest supermarket. The brand-new Coles at Davis Road opened last Wednesday creating…
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Teen’s bald ambitions
A Hoppers Crossing teen has again gone bald for blood cancer. Brayden Koropeckyj, 15, recently participated in the World’s Greatest Shave for the third time.…
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Volunteers lend a hand
Wyndham volunteers are spreading kindness by running deliveries, helping the elderly at the supermarket and distributing toilet rolls to families in lockdown. Salvation Army Wyndham…
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Woodville community stays connected
A social media group has been set up encouraging residents in the Woodville Estate in Hoppers Crossing to check in on each other and offer…
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Businesses on the brink
The statewide lockdown is taking a massive toll on Wyndham businesses. As businesses were forced to shut up shop last week as a result of…
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Seafood industry is on ice
By Esther Lauaki The seafood industry is in danger of “disappearing” unless the state government intervenes, Western Victoria MP Bev McArthur says. Ms McArthur highlighted…
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