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Defib gift to aid Callum and his friends
BORN with major heart defects, five-year-old Callum has had four open-heart operations. Now in his first year of school, he’s the reason behind the donation…
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Charitable vision for those in need
WYNDHAM residents can donate old, and unwanted, prescription glasses to a Lions club program helping to improve the eyesight of people living in some of…
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City in search of funds for Werribee sports centre
WYNDHAM Council has completed preliminary plans for the redevelopment of Werribee Sports and Fitness Centre, but external funding must be secured for the $47million overhaul…
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Artistry blooms across Wyndham
A COLLECTION of colourful mosaic tiles created by Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning students has been unveiled. Wyndham Community and Education Centre students like James…
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Ganyeka’s just havin’ a ball
STAFF at Werribee Open Range Zoo spoiled Ganyeka the gorilla (pictured) for his 12th birthday last Sunday. Keepers gave Ganyeka special treats, including a birthday…
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Tarneit: Here we grow again
WYNDHAM is set to expand further with the council granted federal government funds to develop a new community at Tarneit West. The council will use…
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Point Cook kindy places keep pace with baby boom
A NEW three-room kindergarten in Point Cook is expected to ease pressure on waiting lists as Wyndham’s explosive population growth continues. After reaching an agreement…
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Police warn: Lock it, or lose it
WERRIBEE residents are being urged to lock their cars with a spate of reported thefts from vehicles. Cars in Odessa Court, Carmarthen Close, Blueberry Court,…
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Thumbs down for Hoppers Crossing townhouses
WYNDHAM Council has denied a permit for a six townhouse development in Hoppers Crossing after dozens of neighbours voiced objections. Councillors last week unanimously rejected…
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Davis House: Removalist swoops in to save history
A WESTERN suburbs removalist believes it can help end the long-running battle over Werribee’s historic Davis House. Moving Views owner Carmen Schembri told the Weekly…
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State budget: Baillieu short-changes west’s motorists
CRIES for cash to fix Wyndham’s choked roads have fallen on deaf ears, with the state government failing to allocate a single dollar to the…
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State budget: Galvin Park’s good start, but $13m still to come
WORK will begin at Galvin Park Secondary College after the troubled Werribee school received $14million in yesterday’s state budget. The money will be used to…
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