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  • Rhyme time at the beach

    Rhyme time at the beach

    Youngsters, well there parents at least, are encouraged to check out Wyndham Council’s rhyme time each Monday at Werribee South Beach. From 10.30-11am at the…

  • Multimedia Maori art at Dianella

    Multimedia Maori art at Dianella

    All are invited to the Dianella Community Centre in Tarneit to view Ka Aro Kia Āro -Turn your focus to know, understand by Irihipeti Waretini…

  • One on one IT help

    One on one IT help

    A series of free IT help sessions will be coming to Truganina Library Lounge across February and March. Staff members at the library can assist…

  • Sunshine welcomes Lunar New Year

    Sunshine welcomes Lunar New Year

    The Sunshine Lunar New Year Festival will return this year as a vibrant, free multicultural community celebration in the heart of Sunshine. The festival, presented…

  • The power of women

    The power of women

    Those looking for a night of entertainment that encapsulates the power of women to outlast, outwit, and out-muscle sexism, look no further. Written by Emmy…

  • West metro youth services boosted

    West metro youth services boosted

    The state government has announced a $33 million boost to early intervention, youth mental health and community safety services across the state, including a string…

  • From the archives

    From the archives

    Star Weekly looks back at the pages of our predecessors. 40 years ago 5 February 1986 Dog killers are having a field day near Cobbledicks…

  • Community Calendar

    Community Calendar

    Werribee Bowls Club Afternoon Music Sesh Enjoy a relaxed Sunday of live music at Werribee Bowls Club from 2-5pm on Sunday 15 February featuring Cardboard…

  • Lunar fest ready to shine

    Lunar fest ready to shine

    One of Point Cook’s most coloured and beloved community events is ready to return bigger and better than ever. The Wyndham Multicultural Lunar Festival will…

  • Diabetic driver loses bid

    Diabetic driver loses bid

    A diabetic driver who ploughed through a beer garden, killing five people, will have to give evidence at an inquest despite his objections. William Swale,…

  • Your voice, your needs: National Parkinson’s survey

    Your voice, your needs: National Parkinson’s survey

    People living with Parkinson’s and their families and carers can help shape future medical and allied health care through a national survey. Organisers are keen…

  • First security data released

    First security data released

    Wyndham Council has for the first time publicly released data on its hotly debated Truganina private security trial. The $372,000 rate-payer funded trial commenced on…

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