Wyndham Star Weekly
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Drunk driver charged after blowing five times the legal limit
Police caught a man with a suspended licence drink-driving in Hoppers Crossing on Tuesday August 5. Eye Watch Wyndham revealed that officers on patrol first…
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Tough end to Big V season
Wyndham limped to the line in the Big V championship on the weekend. After a tough season results wise both their women’s and men’s, injuries…
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No schools, not happy
It is high time the state government built a school in Williams Landing, according to the suburb’s councillor. Councillor Larry Zhao said there has been…
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Men supporting men at Wyndham Lodge
Once a month, men at Baptcare Wyndham Lodge Residential Aged Care community make a visit to the MCG – but it is no footy excursion.…
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Call for more CCTV
A Tarneit local is calling on council to roll out more CCTV (closed circuit television) on residential streets to help deter crime. Venkat ram Upparlapalle…
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Everyone is welcome to join Rotary
‘Everyone is welcome’ is the mantra of the Rotary Club of Wyndham Harbour. Outgoing president Mamode Osikoya explained why being part of the service club…
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Roos put on a show
The Northern Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos showed no sign of rust as they shone in their practice match against Essendon. The two teams headed out to…
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Millions more lost to pokies
The amount of money punted away on electronic gaming machines in Wyndham has increased in the last 12 months. According to new data, Wyndham residents…
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Council endorses plan to present to MAV
Wyndham council has agreed to pitch four priorities relating to cost sharing with the state government to other Victorian councils later in the year. At…
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Weed destroying Wyndham
A working group tackling the invasive serrated tussock is calling on property owners in Wyndham and the state government to take the weed seriously. Ivan…
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Rotary grants open
Werribee Rotary is now taking applications for its annual grants program. The club will award seven successful community groups with a cheque later in the…
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Police called to two local football matches
Two football matches have ended early and police called in Melbourne’s north-west across the weekend. The first of those matches occurred on Friday night, in…
