Wyndham Council
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Students getting active in April
Students at Tarneit P-9 College will be running, jumping and exercising their way into next month. Several of the school’s students have signed up for…
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Council to boycott pokie venues
Wyndham council staff will be forbidden from organising council events and social outings at venues with poker machines, under a tough new draft policy. Last…
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Court finds failure in cultural advice
The Supreme Court has found that cultural advisers provided “negligent advice” to Wyndham council in 2010 during a roadworks project. The court ruled earlier this…
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Play day for learning in Tarneit
Sisters Ella and Lily love to play together, whether they are reading, exploring the great outdoors or learning something new. For families looking for new…
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New sporting hub ready to open at Chirnside
Here’s your first glimpse into the $11.75 million redevelopment which is transforming the Chirnside Park Hub into a state-of-the-art sports facility. Work on the project…
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Kindergartens set to ease demand in Wyndham
Temporary kindergartens will open in Tarneit and Wyndham Vale to help cope with the demand for early childhood education. The new kinders will be Tarneit…
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Bill to replace damaged trees may hit $5000
Wyndham ratepayers will have to fork out thousands of dollars to replace trees at a Point Cook park which were destroyed by vandals last month.…
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Council wants rules changed
Wyndham council has called on the state government to reform the rules around which projects are eligible for funding from the Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution.…
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Pregnant woman’s building woes
A pregnant woman says she is suffering from “major stress” due to construction workers and tradespeople who she claims flout noise restrictions, litter and illegally…
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WYNnovation: Here’s to great ideas
The first WYNnovation festival will be held next month. Wyndham’s future focused economy portfolio holder Cr Walter Villagonzalo said the six-day festival would include a…
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Sneydes lights on council plan
Wyndham council is in the “very early” stages of planning to install traffic lights at a notorious Point Cook intersection. The council’s director of city…
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Grand plans for Bridge Hotel
The future of Werribee’s Bridge Hotel will soon be determined, with Wyndham council advertising for tenders to revamp and run the iconic venue. The council…
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