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History website a ‘disappointment’

A local historian has expressed dissatisfaction with Wyndham council’s new digital history website, claiming key sources have been ignored. Lance Pritchard of the Werribee District Historical Society (WDHS) said he attended the site’s launch in Hoppers Crossing on Tuesday 14 October. “To say that I…

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