Wyndham Council
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Lights on for winter fun
Get ready to spring into some cold-weather fun during the upcoming Winter Street Party. The annual event will be held in Werribee’s city centre on…
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Shops fined for selling tobacco to children
Ten Wyndham businesses have been fined $645 each for selling tobacco to children in the past year. During a council operation earlier this month, test…
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Council rejects tree bill
A Hoppers Crossing man was left without electricity for four days and is $8000 out of pocket after a branch from a council-owned tree broke…
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Council, EPA in dump sting
A surveillance sting has cost a Werribee lawn mowing contractor a $1934 fine for dumping a truckload of garden waste in a suburban street. Environment…
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Motocross a step closer
Wyndham council has issued operational and construction tenders to redevelop a motocross track at Lawrie Emmins Reserve in Laverton North. Wyndham’s sports development portfolio holder,…
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Sister City deal with Changzhou
Wyndham’s connection with China has been signed and sealed with a handshake. Wyndham mayor Mia Shaw, cultural diversity portfolio holder Henry Barlow and deals, investment…
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Traffic top issue for Wyndham
Traffic is the number one issue for Wyndham residents for the sixth year running, latest community satisfaction survey results reveal. The independent survey, undertaken by…
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Majority of parking fines upheld
Wyndham council has withdrawn just over 2 per cent of parking fines it issued across a 12-month period. Between May 10 last year and May…
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School’s active message
A Hoppers Crossing school has launched an initiative aimed at encouraging children and families to become more active. On Friday (May 17), which was National…
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Sinking path prompts warning
A Hoppers Crossing resident fears pedestrians will be seriously injured because of the sinking, cracked footpath and nature strip outside his home. Louis Zahra met…
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Burn-off threat lingers on, council warns
Permits are required for planned burn-offs, even when they’re outside the official fire danger period – that’s the word from Wyndham council to residents. Community…
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Councillors travel to China and US
Ratepayers will foot the bill for more than $80,000 in travel costs for four Wyndham councillors, the council’s chief executive and two directors as they…
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