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Air quality grants open
A new series of grants designed to improve air quality in Melbourne’s west have been announced by the state government.
The air quality improvement...
K Road upgrades continue
Upgrades to K Road in Werribee South will start in late May or early June, and Wyndham council is urging drivers to be patient...
Siya is writing her legacy
Creative advocate and writer Siya has been announced as Wyndham’s Young Person of the Month for May.
Siya, 17, encourages young people to follow...
See democracy in action
Those aged 18-25 that are interested in how Australia is governed still have time to apply to join the Wyndham Youth Civic Participation Project.
Designed...
Hunt for stolen lorikeet
The alleged theft of a bird from a Hoppers Crossing pet store has been labelled disturbing and bizarre.
Keely Diczku, who manages Victorian Bird...
Stage lights in sight
The Little River Mechanics Institute has received funding to install stage lighting at its historic hall.
The mechanics institute, which opened in 1910, provides education,...
Entries for Brickfest now open
Wyndham Brickfest is back and ready to build on its past glory and raise more vital funds for the Wyndham Health Foundation.
The much loved...
Wyndham Cultural Centre to reopen in July
The Wyndham Cultural Centre will re-open to the public in July, more than a year after it closed for maintenance and refurbishment works.
Included in...
Writing awards now open
Grab your pens, pencils and most importantly your imagination, because the Wyndham Writing Awards are now open and there are prizes to be won....
Cedar Woods backs Wyndham businesses
Cedar Woods’ commitment to the Wyndham Business Awards is not just about showcasing success, it is about building a stronger community that is backed...
VCAT backs development
The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) has overturned Wyndham council’s bid to prevent the building of a three-storey commercial complex in Sanctuary Lakes.
The...
Tariffs and trading cards
When US President Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs swept across the globe on April 2, many Australian businesses had to adjust the way they...
A Passage to Home
Passage to Home is one of those stories that is both unique and universal.
Point Cook filmmaker Aaron Cilmi’s seven-minute documentary about his grandparents’ journey...
Mini Woolies, mega milestone
Warringa Park School and Woolworths celebrated a special milestone with the opening of the 100th Mini Woolies on Wednesday, May 7.
Parents and guests joined...
Daniher launches Big Freeze 11
The 11th annual Big Freeze fundraiser to help in finding a cure for motor neurone disease (MND) was launched at Flinders Street Station on...
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Hunt for stolen lorikeet
The alleged theft of a bird from a Hoppers Crossing pet store has been labelled disturbing and bizarre.
Keely Diczku, who manages Victorian Bird...
