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Grow your plant knowledge
Budding plant experts in Wyndham can enter the wonderful world of plants in a workshop designed for babies aged 0-5-years-old. Learn about plants through music,…
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Art prize finalists announced
Wyndham council has announced the finalists for the 2022 Art Prize. More than 560 artworks from more than 360 artists were submitted for entry and…
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Thomas Carr college commemorates veteran relationship
Thomas Carr College has commemorated the 20-year anniversary of their relationship with The National Malaya and Borneo Veterans Association. A dedicated service was held on…
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Pollution levels at Cherry Creek decrease significantly
Clean up work at Cherry Creek in Laverton North is well underway, with pollution levels having dropped significantly according to the EPA. Cherry Creek and…
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Point Cook man wins big
A Point Cook man is $150,000 richer after purchasing a winning scratchie from a newsagency in Laverton. The $10 Jumbo Crosswords ticket was purchased from…
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Resume writing in Wyndham
Wyndham residents aged 15-25-years-old can book in a one-on-one session with an education and youth services librarian to get help crafting their resumes. Sessions are…
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Walking basketball in Werribee
Come and try walking basketball at Eagle Stadium in Werribee every Thursday at 9:30am followed by another session at 11am. Walking basketball is suitable for…
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Wyndham council welcomes funding
Wyndham council has thanked the state government for the funding of schools, roads and emergency services in the municipality that was announced in the budget…
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Labor confirms care clinic
Werribee will be one of 50 locations in the nation to receive a Medicare Urgent Care Clinic if the Labor government wins at the federal…
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Hospital welcomes funding
Werribee Mercy hospital has welcomed the state government’s commitment to providing $236 million for the expansion of emergency departments, announced in the state budget on…
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Wyndham reaches record breaking gambling figures
Wyndham has registered record breaking gambling expenses in a single month, peaking at more than $10 million in March, new data reveals. The Victorian Gambling…
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Election signage angers residents
A Wyndham resident is outraged by the “irresponsible” placement of United Australia Party’s election signage in the municipality, deeming them “negligent” and “disgraceful”. Big, bright…
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