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St Andrews primary brothers on road to health
ST Andrews Primary School pupils, and brothers, Hamish, Joel and Ethan (pictured) jumped at the chance to ride their bikes to school last Monday as…
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Hospital honour for Wyndham policeman
A REFURBISHED emergency department at Footscray’s Western Hospital is to be named in honour of a Wyndham police officer killed on duty in 1997. The…
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Newspapers given new life
HISTORY buffs and researchers can find out about life in Wyndham more than 60 years ago now that old Werribee Banner newspapers have been digitally…
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West to bear brunt of mental health helpline closure
WESTERN suburbs residents are expected to be hardest hit by Monday’s closure of Victoria’s only 24-hour mental health helpline. The decision comes in the wake…
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Baden Powell’s big birthday bash
BADEN Powell College pupils Nathan, Maddy, Morgan and Zayd (pictured) were on hand to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Derrimut Heath Primary School last Friday.…
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What’s in a name… plenty if it’s Aircraft
WYNDHAM residents have expressed opposition to a Victorian Electoral Commission proposal to rename Truganina ward. The VEC is considering renaming the ward under a review…
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Legends rock at Werribee Park
THOUSANDS of music lovers were at Werribee Park on Saturday to enjoy sunshine and rock’n’roll at the annual Legends on the Lawn concert, featuring performers…
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Wyndham’s jobless queue lengthens
WYNDHAM is facing an unemployment blow-out as the west bears the brunt of the state’s jobs decline. More than 1000 locals joined the jobless queue…
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Werribee South growers find market hitch easy row to hoe
WERRIBEE South farmers are not concerned about delays in relocating the Footscray Road fruit and vegetable market to Epping. A Victorian Auditor-General’s report tabled in…
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Werribee line: Travellers have a crush on trains
WHAT’S YOUR EXPERIENCE? SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM OF THIS STORY TO POST A COMMENT. EXTRA train services on the Werribee line haven’t eased peak-hour overcrowding,…
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Register your pets
MELTON Council is reminding residents that all dogs and cats over three months old should be registered. Registrations must be paid by April 10.
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VSDCA: Lions roar into grand finals
MELTON is set to battle on four fronts as all of its grades qualified for Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association grand finals to be played this…
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