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Connolly’s Corner – July/August
Welcome back folks to Connolly’s Corner. Civic culture and community life aren’t exactly what first comes to mind when talking about the State Government and…
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Story of being true to herself
Shauna Wilson was born in 1964 and named Sean by her parents. She says she was “always female” but it took her 45 years to…
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Second athletics site for Wyndham
Wyndham council is planning to build the municipality’s second major athletics facility at the Fortitude Drive Reserve in Truganina. The reserve is also being designed…
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Swinging into reserve upgrade
Cambridge Reserve in Hoppers Crossing is undergoing a $500,000 upgrade including the addition of new play equipment and a sports court. Wyndham council is installing…
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Grants for community groups
Wyndham council has launched a new program offering grants of up to $15,000 to community groups and not-for-profit organisations located within the municipality. The Medium…
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Teens charged after police car allegedly rammed
Police have today charged four teenagers following the alleged ramming of a police car in Tarneit on Friday. Two Wyndham Vale boys, aged 15 and…
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Man dies in Werribee collision
Police are investigating a three-vehicle collision that has claimed the life of a man in Werribee this afternoon. Investigators said they believe a blue sedan…
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Focus on female volunteers
Academics from Victoria University and Federation University will explore how community sports clubs can better recruit, train and keep female volunteers. The study has been…
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Spotlight on leadership
The Committee for Wyndham (C4W) will host a series of free online sessions next month devoted to developing and enhancing participant’s leadership skills. The Reconnect…
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Median rents slide
Median weekly rents in Wyndham have dropped slightly across a 12-month period, according to property information and analytics provider CoreLogic. Data from CoreLogic shows that…
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Residents refuse to put up with rubbish
Illegal rubbish dumping along Woods Road in Truganina is causing a headache for both residents and Wyndham council. A resident captured images of rubbish dumped…
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Youth photos wow at awards
Teenager Georgia Whalan has been named the major winner of this year’s Way Out West (WOW) Youth Photography Competition. Whalan, 18, has received the grand…
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