Wyndham
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Splash of fun in Werribee
An event involving “Australia’s largest fully inflatable obstacle course” is coming to Werribee later this month. ObstaSplash is an inflatable “theme park” featuring a mixture…
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West real estate holds steady
Wyndham’s property market is “not all doom and gloom” according to local real estate agents. Property information group CoreLogic last week released a report into…
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Trio gets with the recording program
A trio of talented students from a Hoppers Crossing school have recorded a song at Mushroom studios. Grange P-12 College students Jemma, Doris and Samuel…
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Movie tunes a top sound
Werribee will come alive with the sound of music on Sunday, March 24. Wyndham Cultural Centre’s new Sunday Movie Club will feature a big family…
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Third man arrested after Point Cook shooting
Homicide Squad detectives have charged a third man with attempted murder following a shooting in Point Cook last month. The 29-year-old Irish national, from Point…
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Community rallies around family after fire
Community spirit has come to the fore to help a Point Cook family whose rental home was badly damaged by a fire. No one was…
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Amer on a mission to help
Amer Madol Majak is making a difference to the lives of South Sudanese women living in Victoria. The Tarneit resident, 26, has established the Diar…
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Op shop dumping slammed
Volunteers at a Werribee op shop say they are fed up with rubbish being dumped outside the store. Rotary Fit4Use Store manager Lorry Rowe said…
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Wyndham group aims for empowerment
South Sudanese residents of Wyndham, especially young people, are receiving assistance with education and employment, thanks to a new community support group. The state government…
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Police call for more JPs
Justices of the Peace who volunteer at Wyndham’s police stations are among the busiest in the state. Justices of the Peace – also known as…
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Mercy recruits move in
Mercy Health has hired 38 nursing and midwifery graduates for its Werribee hospital as part of its regular yearly intake. Mercy Health graduate program lead…
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Freeway sculpture bill slammed
Plans for a $425,000 sculpture to be installed in Werribee as part of the state government’s Western Roads Upgrade have come under fire. The $1.8…
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