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  • Students become garden gurus

    Students become garden gurus

    Students at Point Cook Senior Secondary College are keen to go green. VCAL students at the college have designed and planted 500 native plants in…

  • Smart strategy success

    Smart strategy success

    A Wyndham council strategy which outlines how new technology will help the municipality in the future has been recognised with an international award. The Wyndham…

  • Cycling strategy to identify gaps

    Cycling strategy to identify gaps

    Wyndham council has signalled its intention to conduct audits of the municipality’s cycling and pedestrian path network, to identify missing links and infrastructure issues. The…

  • Family violence on the rise

    Wyndham’s fast-growing population is one of the reasons behind the municipality’s increasing rates of family violence, according to police. Family violence crimes reported in the…

  • Art of success for John

    Art of success for John

    Talented teen artist John Mathet has been presented with a scholarship from the Wyndham Park Community Centre. The Werribee centre launched the scholarship earlier this…

  • Mental health grants available

    Mental health grants available

    The Mental Health Foundation Australia has announced $40,000 in small grants to help youth mental health in Wyndham. The money was raised at the Avalon…

  • Search for ‘heroic’ woman

    Search for ‘heroic’ woman

    A mother who says her 14 year-old son was threatened by group of youths at McDonalds in Tarneit is searching for the woman who came…

  • Zoo market celebrates Africa

    Zoo market celebrates Africa

    The Village Market, which celebrates African communities, culture and wildlife, will return to Werribee Open Range Zoo. The market, a popular event at the zoo,…

  • Trees to pay historic tribute

    Trees to pay historic tribute

    A section of the Princes Highway will be planted with trees in a design reflecting the former Calder Memorial and 1918 Avenue of Honour, after…

  • Digging deep for beloved teacher

    Digging deep for beloved teacher

    The community has rallied behind a much-loved teacher who has been diagnosed with two types of cancer. Sesilia Palu, a Grade 6 teacher at Truganina…

  • Six seasons of art

    Six seasons of art

    Pupils at a Werribee school have worked together to create a colourful Indigenous Community Art Project: The Six Seasons. Throughout this year, Wyndham Park Primary…

  • Don’t bag your recycling

    Don’t bag your recycling

    Wyndham council is reminding residents to stop putting their recycling in bags this National Recycling Week (November 11-17). One of the biggest reasons recyclables are…

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