Wyndham Council
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Shake-up for city centre parking
Wyndham council is set to overhaul parking in and around Werribee’s city centre under a new strategy. Mayor Mia Shaw said the council had developed…
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Residents ‘betrayed’
Western suburbs residents have been “betrayed” by the state government, following its decision to scrap plans for the $30 billion East Werribee employment precinct. The…
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Grants money for Wyndham
Wyndham council has given more than $90,000 in funding to community groups and causes in its latest round of Identity, Inclusion and Connection grants. Mayor…
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Park pavilion unveiled
Wyndham council has officially opened the $1.95 million Galvin Park Tennis Pavilion in Werribee. The council held a ceremony to showcase the state-of-the-art pavilion and…
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New ALDI plan for Point Cook
A planning permit application to build a $4.8 million retail and food hub in Point Cook, including an ALDI supermarket, has been lodged with Wyndham…
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Wyndham to be crossing free
Wyndham council and residents have welcomed news that Wyndham will be level crossing-free within three years. Wyndham mayor Mia Shaw said the council “had been…
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Card misuse leads to sacking
A Wyndham council employee was sacked for misusing a fuel card and purchasing more than $1000 in car wash vouchers, a report has revealed. The…
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PSO call for Werribee court
A Wyndham councillor has called for protective services officers to be posted at Werribee Magistrates Court every weekday, in place of police officers. Safer communities…
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Car trial takes to the road
Wyndham council is trialling the use of two hydrogen-fuelled electric vehicles as part of its fleet. Environment and sustainability portfolio holder Heather Marcus said introducing…
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Council boost for youth jobs and training
Youth unemployment in Wyndham will be tackled under a council initiative to build jobs and education pathways. Wyndham mayor Mia Shaw said the west had…
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Roads, transport top wish list
Residents have asked Wyndham council to take action on roads, public transport and police numbers as part of its annual budget. Councillors attended a meeting…
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Hoppers Crossing food premises owner fined $25,000
A Hoppers Crossing food premises owner has been fined $25,000 after pleading guilty to 11 charges relating to the cleanliness of their premises and unsatisfactory food handling practices. At…
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