Tag: News
Pelvic pain education and new period products in schools
The state government is offering young people across Victorian government schools’, including those in Wyndham, free pelvic pain and menstrual health education from next...
Call to protect roadside workers
The South Australian government has introduced legislation that, if passed, will reduce the speed limit when drivers pass all roadside breakdown and recovery vehicles...
Busting the myths of speeding
Police will be dispelling some of the most common myths about speeding as they engage with motorists over the Anzac Day weekend.
The effort comes...
Pharmacists to boost flu protection in aged care
The Pharmacy Guild of Australia has welcomed the Federal government’s announcement this week that community pharmacists will be able to provide free flu vaccinations...
Blood drive launched to extend Faraz Tahir’s legacy
In response to the tragic events at Westfield Bondi Junction on April 13, Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Australia (AMYA), in partnership with Red Cross Lifeblood,...
Hoppers Crossing man charged with home invasion
A Hoppers Crossing man has been arrested and charged with a home invasion in the eastern suburbs last year.
Detectives arrested the 23-year-old man at...
Girls left behind in financial schooling
A female-led recruitment social enterprise operating across Melbourne’s west has joined calls to improve financial literacy among school-aged girls.
Earlier this month the...
Boutique cinema among draft Werribee plans
The Picture Palais building in Werribee could become a boutique cinema as part of plans to refresh the city centre.
The future of the historic...
Shake up for Wyndham aged-care
Wyndham council will cease providing aged care services by the end of this year, a change which will affect 700 elderly residents and result...
Ironbark Fields almost official
Western United’s home ground in Tarneit is on the cusp of officially being known as Ironbark Fields after Wyndham council voted to approve the...
Wyndham commemorates and remembers on Anzac Day
Anzac Day commemorations again attracted large crowds in Wyndham on Thursday.
The dawn service at the Werribee Cenotaph was again by far the largest Anzac...
Wyndham wins big in growth area funds
Almost $180 million worth of infrastructure funding is headed for Wyndham after the latest round of Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution (GAIC) funding was announced...
Two arrested after Truganina van theft and evade
A man and a woman were arrested after allegedly stealing a van and evading police in Truganina on Wednesday.
It is alleged they stole a...
Animals go nutty over peanut butter
Smooth or crunchy? A common household favourite condiment is winning the hearts of animals at Werribee Open Range Zoo.
Peanut butter is on the menu...
From the archives
40 years ago
April 28, 1984
Liberal candidate for Werribee at the next state elections, Peter Hudson, has no doubts about the future of the electorate.
30...
Latest
Schwartz with will to twin
Young golfer Georgia Schwartz is renowned for always having a smile on her face, a strong zest for practice and a mantra for simply...
