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Date Time Werribee Mansion Lights Up For Rare Disease Day Werribee Mansion will light up for one night only to raise awareness for people living with a rare disease. Wyndham City will recognise Rare Disease Day on February 28 by lighting up the exterior mansion walls in the Rare Disease Day colours; pink, green and blue. Wyndham City Mayor, Cr Adele Hegedich said it was important to raise awareness amongst decision-makers and the general public around rare diseases and the impact of rare diseases on peoples’ lives. “Building awareness of rare diseases is important because one in 20 people...

Wyndham City has expanded the Community Grants Program to support COVID-19 community recovery. Non-profit organisations, local sports clubs and community...

Wyndham City has launched a new grant program designed to support residents to deliver workshops at Wyndham City Community Hubs. The 'Workshop Delivery...

Date Time Creating a level playing field for girls and women in sport A dynamic Wyndham City social media campaign starting today will encourage girls and women to give sport a go in 2021 – as a player, coach, or other supporting role. Featuring players, coaches and officials from 13 Wyndham sporting clubs, the campaign also highlights the role that clubs play in improving gender equality. Wyndham City Mayor Adele Hegedich said over the coming weeks, the community can expect to see images of girls and women in action across a range of sports on Council’s social media pages. There will al...

Construction of a new 15,000 seat Wyndham City Stadium and elite sports training facility took a significant step forward today after State Planning...