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Foodbank funding
Wyndham Park Community Centre has received a share of $3.5 million in state government funding for multicultural communities. The funding will be allocated towards providing…
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Fourth vaccine dose for over 30s
The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) has updated its recommendations for winter booster doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to help fight the emerging…
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Home drownings highest in July
Victorians, such as those living in Wyndham, are warned to be cautious when using in household spas and baths during winter, as new data revealed…
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Chocolate treats off limits for furry friends
As World Chocolate Day [Thursday, July 7] passes and chocolate consumption remains high during winter, vets are warning dog owners, including those in Wyndham, to…
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Stop unwanted sexual behaviour
Unwanted sexual behaviour on public transport will be easier for residents, including those in Wyndham, to report, thanks to a new Victoria Police service. Called…
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LIT returns in 2023
Captivating light-based experience LIT, is set to return to Wyndham in 2023. LIT gathered crowds of more than 28,000 people when it was held between…
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Stitch don’t ditch
It’s not about what you wear, it’s about how you wear it. This is the mantra Geannie Todaro, lives by when determining what clothing pieces…
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Heart health check milestone
The Heart Foundation is urging Australians, including those in Wyndham, to continue accessing Medicare-subsidised heart health checks. New Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) data for May…
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Protecting Australians from asbestos and knowing your obligations
The Asbestos Safety and Eradication Agency has launched a new information campaign informing residential property buyers, sellers, renters and landlords across Wyndham of their responsibilities…
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New harm minimisation rules announced
Online betting service providers will be subject to strict new harm minimisation rules, the state government has announced. Harm minimisation measures will include the requirements…
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Community Calendar
Want your event listed? Community Calendar is made available free of charge to not-for-profit organisations to keep the public informed of special events and activities.…
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My Place
Not everybody gets to work at a place as picturesque as the Werribee Park, but horticulture ranger Adam Xerri does. He chats to Fatima Halloum…
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