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Volunteers recognised for efforts
Victorians who selflessly gave their time to the community will be recognised by the state government. The 2021 Volunteering Awards finalists include Parks Victoria, AMES…
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Move to get more women in automotive careers
Victorian Women will have the chance to pursue an automotive career through a new training partnership with Chisholm TAFE and local industry. Participants involved in…
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Mental health services coming to an area near you
Twenty-one local adult and older adults mental health and wellbeing service are soon set to open across the state. The first of six facilities will…
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Community Calendar
Wyndham Ladies Probus Are you recently retired or semi-retired? Looking for fun, fellowship and to increase your social networks. The Ladies Probus Club of Wyndham…
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From the archives….
March 24, 1982 The State Government’s latest plan to move the proposed toxic waste dump from Avalon to the Board of Works Farm has had…
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Connolly’s Corner
Welcome back folks to Connolly’s Corner. If you’re a parent like me, then you’ve had a busy couple of weeks getting the kids back to…
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Cinema comes to Wyndham
Meet me in Tarneit will run an outdoor screening of Shrek, Saturday March 19. Entry is free and attendees can pack a picnic or pick…
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Walk a mile in Werribee
The Werribee River Association will host two guided walks this weekend. Residents can tour Werribee Gorge on Saturday, meeting at 9:30am at the Quarry Picnic…
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Waltz in for a dance
Wyndham residents will soon be able to participate in a ballroom dancing class at the Iramoo Community Centre. Classes will begin on May 12, from…
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Students wheelie excited to ride2school
Pupils at St John the Apostle will ditch the family car for bikes and scooters for this year’s national Ride2School day. Running on March 25,…
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Government gives additional boost to kindergartens
The state government will be giving Victorian kindergartens, like those in Wyndham a boost by by ensuring that more funding available for improvements and upgrades.…
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The cormorant and the fish and the artist who made it
Veronique Derville’s sculpture for the upcoming Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show was inspired by wildlife she sees on her walks at Point Cook Nature…
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