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Bus subsidy cuts leave Wyndham students stranded
PARENTS of new students attending schools in parts of Wyndham will be unable to access a transport subsidy from next year. Under changes to a…
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We’re working longer, but earning less
WYNDHAM residents are working longer hours but earning less money than they were four years ago, new figures reveal. Census data released last week shows…
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Cream of the crop strive to be picked
IT’S the middle of September and the football season is over for the Calder Cannons, but a group of about 12 players continues to train…
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Cream of the crop strive to be picked
IT’S the middle of September and the football season is over for the Calder Cannons, but a group of about 12 players continues to train…
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New councillors tight-lipped on top job
UNCERTAINTY surrounded the election of Wyndham’s mayor on Monday night, with only one candidate publicly declaring her intention to nominate for the role. The results…
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Poorer suburbs, higher losses on pokies
A NEW study on gambling has confirmed a well-known fact — pokies losses are far higher in disadvantaged areas than wealthier communities. The academic report…
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Werribee CFA volunteers get surprise call-up
WERRIBEE CFA’s volunteer firefighters put their skills to the test last week when a Monday training night became the real deal. A dark cloud of…
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Mentors, just in time and with Latitude
OWEN used to see himself as “just a shit-kicker from Sunshine”, caught up in a cycle of crime, homelessness and the revolving door of juvenile…
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Joy’s at the end of this epic ride
PETER ‘Muddy’ Waters isn’t fanging it down the Hume Highway. But on a motorised scooter, his 11-day inland ride from Sydney to Melbourne to raise…
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Melon’s bark no match for snake’s bite
PET owners are being urged to keep an eye out for snakes as the temperature rises. Warmer weather has brought snakes out of hibernation and…
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