News
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Vaccine milestone
Over a year has passed since Australia introduced its vaccination program and Victorians, including those in Wyndham, are still coming forward to get protected against…
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Charity welcomes Labor’s NFP sector blueprint pledge
The Labor party has announced it will develop a national blueprint for the not-for-profit sector if elected, which has been welcomed by the St Vincent…
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Victorian government announces more vouchers for popular senior travel scheme
A further 10,000 travel vouchers will be distributed to older Victorians, including in Wyndham, as part of the state government’s Seniors Travel Voucher Scheme. Eligible…
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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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CWA’s morning chari-tea
Werribee South’s Country Women’s Association is hosting a morning tea to raise money for the women and children’s refuge. The morning tea will take place…
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Labour shortages affect rubbish collection
Waste collection delays across the municipality have been caused by ongoing driver availability shortages, Wyndham council have said. Staff sickness, isolation requirements and general labour…
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Council seeking dog owner feedback
Dog owners in Laverton, Laverton North, Point Cook, Truganina, Williams Landing and Hoppers Crossing, Wyndham council wants to hear from you. Two new dog off…
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Smiley family relay for life
When Melanie Smiley’s husband Tim was diagnosed with cancer in 2010 she didn’t know who to turn to. The mum from Manor Lakes said she…
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Funding lights up Galvin Park
Wyndham council will receive funding from the state government for the installation of new oval lighting at Galvin Park. The $200,000 grant was announced by…
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Safer rides for women
Just getting a cab or rideshare home from the train station after work can be difficult in outer metropolitan and regional areas. This can be…
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Park feedback open for public
A Werribee riverkeeper is encouraging Wyndham residents to take part in the state government’s Suburban Parks Program. A plan has been drafted and community members…
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Werribee zoo welcomes Sheru
A roar-ing new resident will join the gorillas, hippopotamus and cheetahs on the African River Trail at Werribee Open Range Zoo. The five-year-old male lion…
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