Werribee
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Cherry Street bridge works begin
Early works have started on a road bridge being constructed across the Werribee train line, as part of the removal of the Cherry Street level…
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Freeman comes through for Werribee
James Freeman is the man for the big moments for Werribee in the Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association. The all-rounder’s figures do not always jump off…
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Step up for Rotary event
Residents are being urged to put their best foot forward and sign up for The Wyndham Rotary Fun Run or Walk, to be held next…
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Menadue is revved up at Werribee
Speed machine Connor Menadue is ready to rev up his engines for Werribee in the Victorian Football League. One of the prized recruits of the…
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27 Traminer Row, Werribee, 3030
At more than 50 squares, this Porter Davis 2011 residence rocks a high-end elegance weaving through spaces of grand proportions that show off design flourishes…
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High flyers taking on Italy
Emmasyn and Sienna are making moves to take on the world. The high-flying dancing duo, both 11, have been selected to represent Australia at the…
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Midsumma comes to town
The annual Midsumma Festival will arrive in Wyndham this month to celebrate the municipality’s LGBTIQ community. Wyndham’s cultural diversity portfolio holder, Cr Henry Barlow, said…
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Sports gear sought
Reclink Australia is calling on Wyndham residents to donate sports and recreational equipment to its bushfire appeal. Reclink founder Peter Cullen said people who wanted…
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Valentine’s for single parents
A Werribee playcentre will host a Valentine’s Day event for single parents and their children. Tracey Jobe, owner of Bumble Beez Indoor Playcentre, said she…
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Call for noise walls on freeway
A resident living near the Duncans Road interchange has called for noise barriers to be installed along a section of the Princes Freeway. The resident,…
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New life for former school site
A park will finally be built at the former Glen Devon Primary School site, with $870,000 in works to be completed upon the Werribee land.…
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Pool app makes a splash
An app and website called Swimply is making a splash in Melbourne. The concept behind the project – described as “the Airbnb for swimming pools”…
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