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  • Mia is new mayor

    Mia is new mayor

    Wyndham councillor Mia Shaw has been elected mayor for the next 12 months. Cr Shaw, a representative of the Iramoo ward, was elected unopposed at…

  • Geelong rejects regional plan

    Geelong rejects regional plan

    A state MP and the mayor of Greater Geelong council have spoken against the idea of joining with Wyndham to create a new region. Last…

  • Residents satisfied with Wyndham council

    Residents satisfied with Wyndham council

    Residents are increasingly satisfied with the decisions made by Wyndham council, recently released data reveals. Know Your Council data, released by the state government, shows…

  • Outgoing councillors say goodbye to a tough gig

    Potshots were fired at journalists, social media trolls and all-promising council candidates by outgoing councillors at the first meeting of the new Wyndham term. Former…

  • Meet the new Wyndham council

    Meet the new Wyndham council

    The campaigning is over, the election was held, and Wyndham residents held their breath as a recount was ordered. And finally, the Wyndham council elections are…

  • Cancel the election, Finn says

    Wyndham council elections should be cancelled and administrators appointed instead of councillors, state Upper House Liberal MP Bernie Finn believes. His call came after the…

  • Fairclough bows out of local politics

    Fairclough bows out of local politics

    After 11 years as the representative for Wyndham’s Harrison ward, Cr Bob Fairclough has decided it’s time to bow out of local government. First elected…

  • Barlow sets his sights on council, mayoralty

    Barlow sets his sights on council, mayoralty

    Wyndham residents could soon experience a blast from the past as a former mayor throws his hat back in the ring for this year’s council…

  • Five made redundant in council restructure

    Five made redundant in council restructure

      Wyndham council has made five employees redundant and hired six in its first restructure in more than a decade. Five council managers and directors…

  • A new train station is on the cards for Tarneit West after all

    A new train station is on the cards for Tarneit West after all

    A new train station is on the cards for Tarneit West after all, the state government confirmed this week. An “administrative error” has been blamed…

  • Track records count in local polls

    Track records count in local polls

      Candidates in October’s council elections will be asked what training they have done to take on the job of councillor. And, if they’ve already…

  • Opposition sees Wyndham’s growth challenges

    Opposition sees Wyndham’s growth challenges

    A member of the state opposition got a first-hand experience of Wyndham’s growth and infrastructure challenges last week. Tim Smith, the parliamentary secretary to Opposition…

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