News
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Son’s council protest
A man who has slammed Wyndham council for failing its “duty of care” towards his elderly parents was escorted out of the council chambers during…
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Get active at expo
The community is being invited to walk, run, jump or dance into this year’s Wyndham Healthy and Active Expo. The Wyndham council initiative will run…
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Pipe dream comes true for Thomas
Truganina’s Thomas Dunn has taken out two major gongs at this year’s Plumbing and Fire Industry Awards. The awards, held last week, recognise the outstanding…
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Happy, healthy cuppa for women’s health
Women’s Health Week has been celebrated by the team at Women’s Health Hub in Werribee with a cheerful morning tea and happy conversations. The medical…
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Showered with good food at lunch
A group of young people organised an Italian-style lunch at the Iramoo Community Centre last week, to raise funds for a good cause. The youths…
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Ron’s a bloody legend
Seventy-eight Wyndham residents, including Hoppers Crossing man Ron Carr, have been recognised as milestone blood donors – aka bloody legends. Mr Carr has made more…
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Councillors take leave
Seven Wyndham councillors have been granted approval to take leave before the year ends. The approvals effectively mean that between them, the seven councillors will…
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Car parking anger
A father has called for Wyndham council to take action on what he describes as “atrocious parking behavior” occurring at Tarneit Central Kindergarten. Jason van…
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Manor Lakes in MacBeth
A special production of Macbeth will be performed by students from Manor Lakes College later this month. The school has teamed up with Western Edge…
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Tree protection takes root
Wyndham council has introduced a Significant Tree Register to help protect historic trees in the municipality. At a meeting last week, the council voted to…












