News
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Dumping disgrace
Illegal dumping continues to plague Wyndham, with a popular beach spot being among the places recently hit. Local resident Chris Cobbledick said he recently encountered…
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Military history more visible
Australian military history has become more accessible with the Werribee RSL’s new memorabilia cabinets. Formally unveiled on Friday 30 January, the new glass cabinets will…
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Wyndham art exhibition is a must see
If you want to see some of the best art from across Australia, then look no further than the Wyndham Art Prize finalist exhibition. Running…
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BRG approved for year two
Brooklyn Recycling Group (BRG), comprising Delta Group, ResourceCo, EcoGypsum & Fertiliser (Sunshine Groupe), and City Circle, has announced it has received approval from the Environment…
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Sunbury Road closures in February
Sunbury Road is set to close for a number of nights as works progress on the Melbourne Airport’s third runway. Last year, works began on…
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Mural mystery
For some people it’s their garden, while for others it’s their car or motorbike. But for Yarraville’s Gordon Morrison it was the colourful mural on…
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Community explores new hospital
About 3000 people visited the new Footscray Hospital for the Community Open Day on Sunday 1 February. It was the first time the new $1.5…
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Teaching kids about bugs benefits the environment
Pro-environmental behaviour increases among school students who participate in insect-related citizen science projects, according to research from the University of Adelaide. Students who participated in…
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Helping little learners find their feet at school
Starting school is a major milestone — not just for children, but for parents too. As classrooms across the country welcome new students, experts say…
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Pedestrian crossing plans set to begin
Wyndham council has revealed it will begin design and concept planning for two signalled pedestrian crossings in Tarneit. Located on Wootten Road and Hummingbird Boulevard,…
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Ranges residents can access fire support
The state and federal governments have joined forces to bring $160 million in additional funding to support those affected by the recent bushfires, including Macedon…
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Who are these Australians?
The iconic ‘Three Well-Known Australians’ has made its way to Melbourne’s west for a limited time. The work, painted by Martin Shaw in 1982, depicts…
