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Picnic at the park

A big day out is planned for Wyndham’s youngest residents at the annual Children’s Week Picnic next week. The free event, now in its 19th...

Cold on complaints

Wyndham council is one of just five Melbourne councils which failed to provide complaints data to a recent Victorian ombudsman’s report. The ombudsman surveyed all...

Daniher’s drive delivers

Former AFL great Neale Daniher brought the fight for a cure for Motor Neurone Disease to Wyndham last week. Mr Daniher – who is the...

Wyndham faces weighty issue

More than 70 per cent of Wyndham residents are obese or overweight, new figures show. The Australian Health Tracker data, released last week by the...

Dragon deal for Werribee teen

A Werribee teen’s NRL dreams are about to become reality. Rugby league up-and-comer Rory Togiatu is about to sign a three year deal with professional...

My business: Werribee Open Day gives sneak peak into animal hospital

The redeveloped U-Vet Werribee Animal Hospital and University of Melbourne veterinary campus will open to the public on Sunday, October 20. The open day will...

Khan to sell former dairy site

Wyndham councillor and developer Intaj Khan is selling a major commercial site in Werribee, which is presently occupied by Gordon TAFE. Cr Khan said he...

Softball’s future stars

Three youngsters from Tarneit have been selected to represent the state in a softball competition next month. In November, twins Dallas and Violet, and their...

Pet owners taken to court

Wyndham council has successfully prosecuted 23 pet owners for failing to abide by animal-related legislation in the 2018-19 financial year. The council’s director of city...

Building sites in the council spotlight

Wyndham council issued 2381 building site infringements between July last year and June this year. The council’s director of city operations, Stephen Thorpe, said: “Wyndham...

Hops helps those hard of hearing

Hearing Assistance Dog Hops is small of stature, but he has made a big difference to the life of Hoppers Crossing woman Kathryn Prescott. Around six years...

Lost in fun and music

The Lost Lands Festival will be held at Werribee Park next month. The family-friendly arts and music festival will be held from November 1-3 in...

Awards raise the style stakes

Glamourous gowns, delightful dresses and creative clothing featured on the catwalk at the 22nd Fashion Awards Australia in Hoppers Crossing last week. The annual event,...

Call for action over intersection

Wyndham council has stepped up its campaign to get traffic lights installed at a notorious Point Cook intersection. The council unanimously passed a motion put...

Top grades for Lucas

A young dancer from the Point Cook Performing Arts studio has won three prestigious ballet awards. Nine-year-old Lucas took part in the Audrey Nicholls Grade...

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Enjoy a cuppa

The kettle will be warm and the cakes ready for the Eynesbury Biggest Morning Tea. Running for the sixth year, the morning tea raises funds...