In Business
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The benefits of craft in an uncertain world
There’s no doubt about it, the last two years have been a rollercoaster ride of change, fear and uncertainty for those living in Wyndham. However,…
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Building regulator issues more than $180,000 in penalties
The Victorian Building Authority (VBA) has given out over $180,000 in penalties over the last three months to building practitioners living in Australia, including Wyndham,…
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Living out retirement to the fullest
In a recent survey conducted by Savvy, it has been revealed that 91.6 per cent of Australians, including those living in Wyndham, believe that housing…
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Open day at Snobs Creek Hatchery
The Victorian Fisheries Authority’s Snobs Creek hatchery is welcoming visitors from Wyndham to the site over the school holidays, welcoming visitors to its open day…
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Four easy ways to save water around your garden
Whether you love your lawn or want to grow a tropical oasis in your backyard, for gardeners in Wyndham, being water-wise can help save money…
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Must-know changes to housing and super
The federal government recently made several changes to super provisions relating to housing that may result in an easier path into the market for first…
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Be prepared and take the hassle out of holidays
Residents of Wyndham, the following is a message from VACC Chief Executive Officer, Geoff Gwilym: We are approaching school holiday time and for many families…
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Reach out for help with AA
Wyndham residents, the following is a message from Alcoholics Anonymous Central Service Office: What is AA? Alcoholics Anonymous is an organisation whose primary purpose is…
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Sustainability responsibility
Sustainability is a focus of many schools these days, with students often encouraged to engage in practices such as packing ‘nude’ lunches, recycling and switching…
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Ear we go again
It is a common misconception that hearing loss is an issue that is usually only faced by older people. However, hearing loss is certainly a…
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Recognising depression in older people
Though around 10 to 15 people in every 100 older people experience depression, most are less likely than people in younger age groups to report…
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Continence Foundation supports High Court’s Johnson and Johnson decision
The Continence Foundation of Australia has expressed its support of the High Court’s decision to reject a pharmaceutical giant’s bid for appeal against the ruling…
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