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Record number of Indigenous Australians enrolled to vote
The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) has revealed a record increase in the number of Indigenous people enrolled to vote ahead of the Referendum. New data…
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Providing food to those in need this Christmas
Woolworths stores across Wyndham are partnering with local communities this holiday season to aim towards raising $3.5 million for the OzHarvest Christmas Appeal. The equivalent…
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All adults eligible for COVID booster dose
All adults, including those in Wyndham, who have not had a COVID-19 booster or a confirmed case in the past six months are now eligible…
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Green thumbs up
Some might perceive gardening to be an activity enjoyed mainly by older residents, but Casey Dolcetta says that’s not the case for members of the…
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Grape minds drink alike
It’s been twelve years since Karen Galloway joined the Chirnside Wine Club in Werribee, a group which she says has really broadened her horizons. Every…
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New educational resources on agriculture launch
New educational resources about the red meat and livestock industry will be available for senior and primary school teachers, including those in Wyndham, to access…
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New schools open
Four new schools have officially opened in Wyndham, including Ngarri Primary School, Karwan Primary School, Nearnung Primary School, and Lollypop Creek Primary School, and welcomed…
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Funds to back creatives
Werribee’s creative professionals with big ideas to transform their practice and build their skills and careers are invited to apply for the latest round of…
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Sports clubs urged to apply for grants
Wyndham football and netball clubs are being encouraged to apply their share of $2.5 million worth of grants through the 2022-23 Country Football and Netball…
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Meet the Young Matildas in Wyndham
Soccer fans will be able to ask questions, take photos and learn from the experts what it takes to play for Australia when the Young…
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LIT returns to Wyndham
Wyndham Park will be alight with captivating colours when LIT festival returns to the municipality for ten evenings from March 17. Council said the free…
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Company fined for Truganina dumping
The company responsible for failing to remove piles of industrial waste in Truganina has been handed a $5548 fine, after the Environment Protection Authority (EPA)…
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