Tag: Western Suburbs
Unemployment rate high in west
The west has recorded the highest unemployment rate in the Melbourne metropolitan region, according to a report from the Brotherhood of St Laurence.
The report,...
MY WYNDHAM: Tony Weldon
MY WYNDHAM: Tony Weldon lived all over the western suburbs before coming to Point Cook six years ago. In that time, he's become the...
Wyndham crime rates fall
The number of crimes reported to police in Wyndham has dropped to a three-year low, according to the latest data from the Crime Statistics...
Blast over west’s illegal brothels
Illegal brothels offering unsafe sex practices are operating rampantly in Melbourne’s west, according to legal brothels and escort agencies.
Australian Adult Entertainment Industry’s William Albon...
Unemployment in the west
There are 35,600 unemployed people living in Melbourne’s west – including Wyndham, Brimbank, Hobsons Bay, Melton and Maribyrnong – according to the latest data...
MY WYNDHAM: Toni Strebs
When she was seven years old, Toni Strebs' family moved to Wyndham. As an adult, she is now building a home in the New...
Staying true to Trug
There is a new way for residents of Truganina to express their love for the suburb.
The Arndell Park Community Centre has started selling “I...
Ralph Reserve a lucky charm for Western Suburbs
Western Suburbs has been nigh on unstoppable at its Ralph Reserve home in the Football Federation Victoria men’s state league 1 recently.
The Suburbs’ latest...
Kevin Hillier finds an ‘us and them’ culture disturbing
A look over the council ballot paper, a leisurely stroll down Watton Street or through Pacific Werribee or observing a school at home-time will...
Many bumps on road to finding a job in the Wyndham area
A western suburbs staffing specialist says the biggest problem for job seekers in the Wyndham area is the lack of jobs.
Mary Kampen, of RCT...
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