Spring fashion at local business showcase
Spring has sprung, and so too has spring fashion.
Colourful dresses, co-ordinating shoes, matching millinery and the snazziest outfits for men will hit the catwalk...
Wyndham people love their garage sales
Spring cleaning season has arrived and Wyndham residents are rolling up their garage doors for the annual National Garage Sale Trail.
Wyndham ranked third in...
Wyndham’s Sikhs seek to help
The Sikh Community Senior Support Group started seven years ago with only 10 volunteers and now attracts more than 150 migrants of the Sikh...
Commuters flock to new regional rail stations
The new railway stations at Wyndham Vale and Tarneit are a huge hit with commuters.
Public Transport Victoria’s most recent figures show almost 8000 passengers...
Chinese Association celebrates craft culture
Wyndham’s Chinese community paid homage to its cultural heritage at a two-day exhibition at the Point Cook Learning Centre.
Members of the Point Cook Chinese...
Action Jaxon takes on Eureka challenge
A 15-year-old cystic fibrosis sufferer will face the race of his life when he takes on the 88-storey Eureka Climb next month.
Jaxon Urlichs, from...
Grand final-eve holiday hits local traders
Businesses in Werribee have slammed the state government’s decision to give Victorians a public holiday on the eve of the AFL grand final, reporting...
Mercy hospital legal ‘clinic’ in jeopardy
A legal service planned for Werribee Mercy Hospital’s antenatal clinic is in desperate need of funding to get under way.
The Western Community Legal Centre...
Backlash as council snake service gets the chop
Almost 1000 Sanctuary Lakes residents have called on Wyndham council to reconsider its closure of a free snake removal service.
In a petition tabled at...
Raffle for the rhinos
Four students from St Mary’s Primary School, in Malvern East, have presented Werribee Open Range Zoo with a cheque in celebration of last month’s...
Loved ones’ deaths drive Jess to help fight cancer
When Jessica Apap’s grandmother lost her battle with stomach cancer, she was understandably upset.
But the 10-year-old Altona Meadows student didn’t have much time to...
Wyndham 1000 sees help go full circle
Les Porter’s life changed dramatically when he was hit by a car 27 years ago.
“After the accident I was in fairly dire straits,” the...
Sisters doing it for their dad
Sisters Bree and Samantha Wolany have set themselves a challenge – to raise $25,000 to help find a cure for Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP).
When...
Skeleton Creek damming damned
Responsibility for the restoration of a Point Cook waterway has been duck-shoved between water management authorities.
Waterhaven Estate developers Hallmarc temporarily dammed Skeleton Creek last...
Councillor calls for meetings to stream live
A Wyndham councillor has called for changes that encourage greater transparency and attract more professionals to local government.
Intaj Khan, serving his first term as...
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Livingston new VIS boss
Three-time Olympic swimmer and high-profile sports administrator and commentator, Nicole Livingstone is the new chief executive of the Victorian Institute of Sport (VIS).
Livingston comes...
