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  • Hoppy Easter in Tarneit

    Hoppy Easter in Tarneit

    Pupils at Francis of Assisi Catholic Primary School in Tarneit enjoyed an egg-cellent day on Friday. The school held its first-ever Easter Family Fun Day,…

  • Truck driver’s lottery delight

    Truck driver’s lottery delight

    A Point Cook truck driver says that when he received a phone call to say that he had won $200,000, he initially thought it was…

  • Massive pram and baby accessories sale in Truganina

    Massive pram and baby accessories sale in Truganina

    A massive pram and baby accessories warehouse sale will be held in Truganina next month. Hussh, a Melbourne-based website which sends subscribers notifications about warehouse…

  • Gabe welded to shed

    Gabe welded to shed

    Gabe Tirabassi began volunteering at the Werribee Men’s Shed eight years ago, and he has not looked back since. Mr Tirabassi, of Wyndham Vale, taught…

  • Bicycle theft leaves a sad feeling

    Bicycle theft leaves a sad feeling

    A Sanctuary Lakes resident has expressed disappointment after a thief stole a bicycle from her backyard earlier this month. Florita Pamintuan said her husband had…

  • New housing for disabled youth

    New housing for disabled youth

    A unique partnership will give young people with disabilities the opportunity to live independently. Empowered Liveability, a disability-specific property development company, has teamed with disability…

  • Doing laps to save lives

    Doing laps to save lives

    Susan Grant was 38 years old and a single mum when she found out she had breast cancer in 2008. The Werribee resident had gone…

  • Police chip away at tool thefts

    Don’t be a fool, lock up your tools. That’s the message from Wyndham police after 1233 tools valued at more than $935,000 were stolen across…

  • Wyndham unites over Kiwi attacks

    Wyndham unites over Kiwi attacks

    The Wyndham community has shown strength and solidarity in the wake of this month’s terrorist attack on two Christchurch mosques which killed 50 people. Last…

  • Pavilion problems strike hard

    Pavilion problems strike hard

    Members of a soccer club say they are disappointed that a pavilion being built at the $3.8 million Williams Landing Sports Precinct is not going…

  • Mother raises road safety fears

    Mother raises road safety fears

    A Truganina mother has expressed concern about children being forced to walk dangerously close to, and across, a section of Sayers Road which has no…

  • MY WYNDHAM: Michelle Robinson

    MY WYNDHAM: Michelle Robinson

    MY WYNDHAM: Michelle Robinson, of Tarneit, is both a milliner and a nurse. She chats with Alesha Capone. How did you become a milliner? I’ve…

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