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Call for off-leash dog park
Locals are calling on Wyndham council to install another off-leash park in Tarneit. Aijaz Moinuddin said that many dog owners would like to see Butterfly…
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Plenty of youth services
Council wants young people living in Wyndham to know that there are a host of services they can access to improve their lives. The Youth…
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Mental health forum for young women
Werribee Rotary and Wyndham Youth Services are teaming up to host the Young Women’s Mental Health & Wellness Forum. Taking place at the Youth Services…
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Dumping reply tabled
The state government confirmed it has no ‘immediate’ plans to remove rubbish dumped on state-managed roads across Melton in response to a council letter. As…
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Supporting teen cancer education
A new web series is aiming to support adolescents impacted by cancer, with a Melton resident playing a role in its creation and attending its…
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Trentham a top town
Honouring its country charm and warmth, Trentham took home gold as a top tourism town in the Australian Top Tourism Town Awards this month, making…
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Spreading lasagna love
Many claim to know how to cook the best homemade lasagna, so why not share your skills and help others in need of food aid…
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Yarraville couple offer foster care advice
Having always loved being around children, Yarraville couple Vince Attard and Kym Phillips knew they were destined to become carers. The couple have been foster…
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Airport consults on noise before takeoff
Melbourne Airport has launched community consultation on its noise amelioration plan, designed to reduce the impact of aircraft noise as planning for the airport’s third…
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Andrew’s Banh mi and pie brings the beef
Thomastown business Andrew’s Banh mi and Pie has proven it’s not just famous for its acclaimed banh mi after the official Great Aussie Pie competition…
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Men charged after Derrimut shooting
Two men were charged following a shooting in Derrimut this month where a 20-year old Tarneit man subsequently died at a St Albans hospital shortly…
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Truck headache
Residents of a quiet Sunbury street say more than 600 trucks are travelling along their road daily – and they have had enough. Resident Megan,…
