Wyndham Council
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Councillor told to stick to basics
A Wyndham councillor has attracted the ire of residents for taking a stand against the federal government’s proposed citizenship changes. Josh Gilligan has called…
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Nominations open for community awards
It’s easy to see why Julie Toner was named Wyndham council’s 2016 citizen of the year. The Hoppers Crossing resident, who last week notched up…
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Hoppers Lane works to ease gridlock
Congestion between Point Cook and Hoppers Crossing will be eased once Hoppers Lane gets its upgrade. The stretch of road between Sneydes Road and…
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Council goes live on the net
It’s official – Wyndham residents can watch council meetings from home. The council last week streamed its April meeting live, with 84 viewers tuning in.…
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Khan noted for no-show
A Wyndham councillor has been missing in action for two-thirds of all council briefings since being re-elected five months ago – more absences than…
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Nature strip cop call-up
A Wyndham councillor is keen to see the nature strip police out in force in a bid to beautify residential streets. Speaking about the council’s…
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Councillor claims ALP ‘stitch-up’
A Wyndham councillor has vowed to fight a Labor Party decision to freeze his membership rights until August, labelling the move “a deliberate factional stitch-up”.…
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Tournament jump starts fun
A fast and furious basketball tournament will be the highlight of a week-long celebration of being young in Wyndham. Wyndham council is hosting a series…
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Margaret driven to help
Helping people is second nature to Margaret Farley. So when the Hoppers Crossing resident had to quit her job as a nurse after sustaining…
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Mixed reaction for new youth jail site
It’s official: Hoppers Lane is out, and Wests Road is in as the new location for the state government’s planned $288 million youth jail. But…
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Locals councillors in state matters
Wyndham councillors are being called on for higher duties, with two recently appointed to statewide advocacy boards. Chaffey ward councillor Josh Gilligan made history earlier…
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Wyndham schools squeezed by city growth
Secondary schools at Tarneit and Hoppers Crossing are in for a tight squeeze with limited places available to cater to the numbers of pupils graduating…
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