News
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Stabilisation in office participation
Almost two-thirds of CBD-based employees, including those from Wyndham, are committed to attending the office in person between three and five days per week, new…
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Play for a Purpose this Father’s Day
Instead of socks and undies, there’s a different type of gift Wyndham families can opt for this Father’s Day – one that supports important community…
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Call for Indigenous people to oversee Treaty negotiations
Victoria’s First Peoples including those from Wyndham are invited to nominate for the Treaty Authority which will oversee Treaty negotiations between the state government and…
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Fire chiefs warn of electrical dangers
A fire started by a clothes dryer that destroyed a house has prompted Victoria’s fire services to call on households to maintain their electrical equipment…
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Thinking about connection ahead of the National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence
Whether you are a parent, teacher, student or member of the broader community in Wyndham, everyone has a role to play in preventing the bullying…
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Lamb records broken
Record lamb production and growth in mutton production has occurred so far this year according to new Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) statistics. According to…
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African names for cubs
Werribee Open Range Zoo’s precious trio of 10-week-old lion cubs now have names. The monikers were chosen via an online naming competition where more than…
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Wyndham Art Prize winners announced
Melbourne artist Arraya Loynd’s work ‘Dissociated’, has taken out the 2023 Wyndham Art Prize. An archival pigment print on cotton rag paper, Loynds’s winning entry…
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Four arrested over arson attacks on tobacco stores
Four people have been arrested over a series of dangerous arson attacks on tobacco stores in Victoria, but police say they are “likely just the…
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Community Calendar
Wyndham Rotary Wyndham Rotary welcomes people interested in helping people in need in the community. Interested in finding out more, come to the Italian Sports…
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World Cup semi-final fever
Like the rest of the country, the western suburbs came to a stand-still on Wednesday night for Australia’s FIFA Women’s World Cup semi-final against England.…
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Hoppers Crossing man charged with murder
A 51-year-old man has been charged with the murder of a woman in Hoppers Crossing earlier this month. The body of a 40-year-old Darley woman…
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