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Puppies seek homes
These adorable eight-week-old puppies, along with their equally cute mother, are all looking for new homes. Wyndham council animal rangers picked up the pups’ mother,…
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Early start call for station PSOs
Wyndham’s deputy mayor has called for protective services officers to start patrolling the area’s train stations from 4pm every day, rather than 6pm. Cr Kim…
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Motocross bid goes to plan B
Wyndham council will search for a new operator to run the Lawrie Emmins Reserve motocross track being overhauled in Laverton North. Motorcycling Victoria signed an…
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No charity for rubbish dumpers
Wyndham council has vowed to crack down on people who dump rubbish and unusable items at charity shops. Wyndham’s environment and sustainability portfolio holder Cr…
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Census: City growth continues to soar
Wyndham’s population is continuing to boom at unprecedented levels, growing by more than a third in the past five years, according to the latest census.…
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Security call for ‘nightmare’ park
Wyndham council has recommended security guards be posted at a Tarneit park that is becoming known for anti-social behaviour and late-night crime. Across the past…
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Wheelie bins under attack
Damaged and missing household wheelie bins – including stolen and vandalised ones – have cost Wyndham council more than $72,000 during the past year. In the…
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Ready and steady call to action on family violence
Women from Wyndham’s multicultural communities will be trained to help others experiencing family violence, as part of an initiative funded by the state government. The…
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Youth shape council policy
A group of young people is helping Wyndham council to take the lead on issues which are important to them and their peers. The council…
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Parvovirus case in Wyndham
Wyndham council has warned pet owners to ensure their dogs are vaccinated after a case of parvovirus was detected in the area. Officers from the…
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Council cuts the odds on gaming
Wyndham’s councillors have vowed to take a stand against the impacts of problem gambling, including poker machine addiction. Last week the council launched an update…
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Budget delivers on parking fix
Wyndham council will spend $17.9 million to create 1400 new carparks in Werribee’s central business district, as part of a project to revitalise the…
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