Community Calendar
Kiwi lunch
Come to the Youth Services Centre in Hoppers Crossing on Sunday, March 30 and learn about pathways to dual Australian and New Zealand...
Airshow flies into town
The southern hemisphere’s premier airshow and aerospace and defence expo is ready for takeoff.
The biannual Avalon Australian International Airshow returns to Geelong this week,...
Social housing boost
Residents of newly built social housing in Melbourne’s west will soon reap the benefits of their energy-efficient, two and three bedroom homes.
The completion of...
Kaleidoscope Festival returns
Celebrate Wyndham's cultural diversity at Point Cook Pop-Up Park throughout April.
The celebrations form part of the Kaleidoscope Festival, which is run by CoLocal, developer...
Anamika’s a role model for others
Environmental advocate Anamika Pushilal has been named as Wyndham's young person of the month for March.
Anamika was named as the 'One Wyndham' recipient for...
Teen charged with alleged stabbing
Police are investigating a stabbing at Pacific Werribee Shopping Centre.
It is believed a physical altercation occurred between two males outside the Heaths Road shopping...
Crime surges in Wyndham
Crime in Wyndham has reached a 10-year high, latest crime data has revealed.
Data from the Crime Statistics Agency (CSA) revealed that 23,045 offences were...
Pavilion upgrade a ‘game-changer’
Werribee’s Galvin Park Sexton Pavilion has levelled up in a massive expansion.
Construction of the $6.1 million cricket, netball and football pavilion upgrade is...
Number plate theft hot spot
Wyndham is among the Victorian municipalities hardest hit by number plate thefts.
According to the latest crime data, in Wyndham 1121 number plate theft...
Five charged following investigation into drug trafficking
A Williams Landing man and a Point Cook man have been charged following in relation to drug trafficking.
Police seized commercial quantities of Cocaine,...
Federation Trail waste dumping footage released
Images and footage have been released of two men illegally dumping waste on the Federation Trail in Laverton North earlier this year.
The men were...
Measles on the rise in Melbourne’s west
Residents in Melbourne’s western suburbs have been urged to check their vaccination status after a rise in measles cases in recent weeks.
Health authorities have...
Settlement Road still a ‘mess’
A Tarneit resident is urging all parties involved in the installation of permanent traffic lights at the Settlement and Dohertys roads intersection to speed...
Wyndham needs library cash
Wyndham council says it needs more money from the state government to build two new libraries and expand existing facilities, an investment that a...
Concert fined over noise concerns
The Let Them Eat Cake concert organisers have found themselves eating a $9880 slice of humble pie in the form of a fine after...
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‘World-class’ elephant trail opens
Werribee Open Range Zoo's new elephant trail has opened just in time for the school holidays.
Premier Jacinta Allan and Environment Minister Steve Dimopoulos officially...
