Sport on the outer: 25,000 people, one ground

Sport on the outer: 25,000 people, one ground
27/08/2008 | POINT Cook residents want Wyndham Council to stop issuing building permits until the area's sports ground shortage is addressed.

Farm jobs blow: 16 staff and research piggery to go in Government cuts

27/08/2008 | SIXTEEN jobs will disappear at the Department of Primary Industries Werribee research farm as part of a restructure of its Victorian sites.

After a long wait, residents go to town

After a long wait, residents go to town
27/08/2008 | THE first stage of Point Cook's community hub opened last week with thousands pouring through the doors on Thursday and over the weekend.
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Guiliano adds sting to Bees line-up

Guiliano adds sting to Bees line-up
27/08/2008 | FOOTBALL Federation Victoria north-west division 2 powerhouses, Werribee City and Pascoe Vale, will do battle on Saturday with the winner almost certain to win the championship and promoted to division 1.

Juniors down to Vikings again

Juniors down to Vikings again
27/08/2008 | WERRIBEE Juniors under-18A team's Western Regional Football League premiership hopes received a reality check in a hefty 50-point loss to arch-nemesis Altona in the second semi-final at Chirnside Park on Saturday.
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Model student aims for stardom

Model student aims for stardom

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Taking a sporting break from the great issues of the day

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