Wyndham City Council has launched dog off-leash parks review across the municipality, to identify areas where new dog off-leash parks could be created.

Smart technology has been deployed across three Wyndham parks and facilities in an innovative pilot project that aims to provide a better overall experience for residents.

ASX listed developer Cedar Woods has completed its fourth standalone office building in Williams Landing, catering for small to medium-sized businesses looking for space and value.

Six new mobile coronavirus testing sites across Melbourne will open today, as part of the Victorian Government’s blitz to test up to 100,000 people in two weeks.

Wyndham City is offering the Williams Landing community a space to borrow books, attend children’s programs and socialise with friends and neighbours.

From 16th March, Council will open a long-term pop-up library at Williams Landing Shopping Centre.

Wyndham City’s commitment to becoming a Smart City has just been taken to the next level.

A new Internet of Things (IoT) sensor network has been launched in partnership with one of the best network operators in the business.

A $300,000 grant from the Australian Government will help Wyndham City expand its national award-winning Smart City project WynLens.

Wyndham City’s efforts to save almost 390,000 litres of recycling that would have otherwise gone to landfill by installing cutting-edge smart bins throughout the municipality has seen it named one of the five best communities for waste diversion globally.

A Wyndham City Strategy that outlines how new and innovative technologies will be embraced to make cities better, has been recognised as the best in Australia and New Zealand.

On 25th June 2019, Wyndham City Council adopted its 2019/20 City Plan and Annual Budget. $1.236 million is included in the budget towards a library and community centre in Williams Landing.