Tag: Wyndham Council
By George, a great win
George Donaldson spent 15 years as one of the welcoming faces at the Werribee Visitor Information Centre.
Mr Donaldson’s years of service to the community...
Plans to secure K Road Cliffs
Terraces for bird photography and viewing platforms taking in the Werribee River are among the proposed additions under a draft plan for the K...
Art prize with a heart
Manor Lakes teenager John Mathet is all smiles after winning the People’s Choice Award at the Wyndham Art Prize.
John, 18, said he entered the...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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 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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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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More trees for the west
A new round of applications are open for new trees to be planted across Melbourne’s west.
Throughout Brimbank, Hobsons Bay, Maribyrnong, Melton, Moonee Valley and...
