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    A Manhattan mood

  • Love at first byte for computer class cookbook

    Love at first byte for computer class cookbook

    A Braybrook computer class has taken a byte out of learning. Noticing participants in the weekly intermediate computer class at Braybrook Community Hub bonding over…

  • Brimbank zoo snack

    Brimbank zoo snack

    By Tate Papworth Giraffes, elephants and orangutans have been filling up with a special snack from Taylors Lakes. Melbourne Water removed two large willow trees…

  • Police super station on the way

    By Alesha Capone The $45 million Wyndham Police Complex, which is set to replace the Werribee police station, is a step closer with the naming…

  • Clean up a shore thing

    Clean up a shore thing

    A group of volunteers who clean up rubbish at the Werribee South beach are celebrating their third anniversary. The 3030 Beach Patrol, which regularly cleans…

  • Golden era of theatre

    Golden era of theatre

    By Alesha Capone The Wyndham Theatre Company is this year celebrating five decades of entertaining the community. Originally called the Werribee Theatre Company, the group…

  • Wyndham’s wish list tops $6m

    By Alesha Capone Wyndham council will ask the state government for $6.12 million to help fund eight projects across the municipality, including redeveloping the former…

  • Animal magnetism

    Animal magnetism

    A passion for animals and the environment drives Hoppers Crossing girl Alanah to help all creatures great and small. For her 10th birthday, instead of…

  • Challenge accepted

    Challenge accepted

    Pupils at St Carlo Borromeo Primary School are hitting the books for this year’s Victorian Premiers’ Reading Challenge. More than 45 students at the Greenvale…

  • Soccer kids strike out

    Soccer kids strike out

    More than 200 children have been turned away from a Caroline Springs soccer club in the past two years because requests for upgraded training grounds…

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    In the comfort zone

  • Collinder: switched on tech that meets family needs

    Collinder: switched on tech that meets family needs

    Brad Collinder’s family-run electrics business has undergone a high-tech transformation, resulting in a tripling of turnover and broadening its scope and size in five years.…

  • Kangaroos snag historic first win in Sunbury derby

    Kangaroos snag historic first win in Sunbury derby

    Sunbury Kangaroos women have taken bragging rights in their first clash with Sunbury Lions. The two sides met in the Essendon District Football League for…

  • Soft spot The Woodville Park Kindergarten in Hoppers Crossing has been granted $2249.20 to install 15 padded verandah covers. The state government has provided the…

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    Courtside in Maidstone

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