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Residents air concerns in anti-crime forum
Home invasions, youth crime and family violence have been identified as the major safety concerns among Wyndham residents in the first of three anti-crime…
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Catholic schools set for major upgrades
Three Wyndham Catholic schools were all smiles last week after receiving a combined $5.15 million injection for new and upgraded classrooms. MacKillop College, St…
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First home windfall for Wyndham
Wyndham has topped the state for the number of first-home buyers exempted from paying stamp duty. Between July and September this year, 202 Wyndham residents…
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West on the road to 1200 jobs
By Dewi Sherry Premier Daniel Andrews has promised to create more than 1200 jobs in Melbourne’s west in the next five years. Apprentices, trainees…
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Healthcare providers say no to voluntary assisted dying
Two of Wyndham’s three major healthcare providers will not prescribe or administer euthanasia drugs despite the Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill being passed in the upper…
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Rehab beds for Werribee
Seven new drug rehabilitation beds will be opened next year at the Wyndham Clinic in Werribee. Werribee MP Tim Pallas announced on Monday that the…
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Tight tussle in Tarneit for ALP
The battle for Labor Party preselection for the seat of Tarneit remains on knife’s edge, with local resident Jasvinder Sidhu taking out the first…
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The Hillier View
As reported by this paper last week, the state government is looking at a proposal that will see the number of gaming machines increased in the…
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Cash for school, Scouts
There were smiles all round at Carranballac P-9 College and the 1st Point Cook Scout Group last week after the state government announced it…
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Talk about a new direction for the west
The state government is calling on residents in the west to put in their two cents about what their area needs. The government has established…
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State cracks down on poker machines
Restrictions will be placed on the number of poker machines allowed in Wyndham as part of sweeping gambling reforms introduced by the state government.…
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Hospital safety push
Werribee Mercy Hospital will share in a $40 million state government funding package designed to improve the safety of staff and patients. The government has…
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