Wyndham
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Police warn online sellers
Police have warned residents of a “notable increase” in thefts and assaults linked to online and social media marketplaces. Senior Sergeant Aaron Riches said police…
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Music journey starts early
At just 12 years old, Kristina Bogic has released her first single. The young Point Cook resident said that she started singing at the age…
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Sister act, with mum too
For a Tarneit mother and her two daughters, acting is a family affair. Mala Singh-Narayan and her daughters, 16-year-old Shyla and 19-year-old Shanika attend ATA…
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Road frustration grows
Hundreds of people fed up with congestion and safety issues on Point Cook Road have signed a petition calling for action on the issue. Point…
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Foraging for food
Finding ingredients in nature and preparing them to use in every-day cooking will be the focus of a foraging workshop, to be held at The…
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Train changes
Buses will replace trains on parts of the Werribee and Williamstown lines between 8.45pm to the last train from tonight to Wednesday. Buses will replace…
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Early green learning
Pupils from three learning centres have spent the past month helping to clean up Wyndham’s natural environment. Each Thursday during October, youngsters from Sparrow Early…
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Werribee woman’s lucky windfall
A Werribee woman says she thought she was being scammed after receiving a phone call telling her that she had won $100,000 in the Lucky Lotteries…
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Body cameras for Wyndham police
Police in Wyndham and Hobsons Bay will start wearing body cameras from next week. A body camera, worn on a police officer’s uniform, is used…
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Nurses inject some help
Two nurses, who live in Werribee and Altona, will soon head overseas to volunteer at an orphanage and clinic. Sally Kime and Dianne Marshall Payne…
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Booze concern for new migrants
Indian migrants to Wyndham and Hobsons Bay are among those consuming “risky levels” of alcohol, a new study has revealed. The report, sanctioned earlier this…
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Finding Nemo’s hidden treasure
Two Wyndham winter dippers are trying to find ‘Nemo’. Navanya Matthews and Rea Haare brave the chill for the weekly Winter Dip events off Altona…
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Power issue leads to rail fail
The Werribee train line has recorded the second-highest number of rail service cancellations in Melbourne across a 12-month period, after a faulty wire caused problems…
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Purrs for a good cause
Are you feline smart? The not-for-profit cat rescue group Purrs of Point Cook, which is run solely by volunteers, will host a fundraising trivia night…
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