Wyndham City Wards

Wyndham City Council had undergone a significant review of its electoral structure, led by a panel appointed by the Victorian Minister for Local Government. The purpose was to advise on the Council's electoral structure, including the number of councillors and wards, as required by Victoria's Local Government Act 2020.

Previously, Wyndham City operated with four wards: Harrison Ward, Chaffey Ward and Iramoo Ward. However, under the new requirements of the Act, the Council must now move to a single-councillor ward electoral structure.

In early 2024, following a thorough review process, the Victorian Minister for Local Government decided to implement a new electoral structure for the City of Wyndham. This new structure comprises 11 wards, each represented by one councillor. As part of this restructuring, the former Harrison Ward has been divided into four distinct wards:

Williams Landing Ward: Includes Williams Landing, parts of Point Cook, Truganina and Hoppers Crossing.
Bemin Ward: Includes parts of Truganina.
Cheetham Ward: Includes parts of Point Cook.
Featherbrook Ward: Includes parts of Point Cook.

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2017, Support local business
2017, Support community event
2017, Support community events
2017, Target HQ construction started.
2017 Wyndham project won the National Winner for Excellence in Local Government award.
2017, Great to support the completion of the Greening the Pipeline pilot park.
2017, Point Cook Community Learning Centre extension announcement.
2017, Supporting Wyndham Sports Fest - Youth Cup
2017, supporting Western Chances event
2017, supporting VicPolice, Wyndham needs more police.
2017, speak to support the community to against the Youth Detention Centre in Werribee South
2017, Point Cook Alamanda estate Pirate Ship park (Bayview Park) reopen
2016, great o support a fantastic music event in Saltwater Coast
2016, discussed community issues with the audience at a radio station.
2016, it was a great experience to participate as a committee member of council's first Cultural Diversity portfolio.
2016, meeting at UniMelb after work with passionate people across Victoria to discuss school issues.
2016 Providing research evidence to council on the school shortage issue
2016, at Williams Landing station, discussing with local bus drivers regarding transport issues.
2016, at the Multicultural Entrepreneur Awards
2015, Community Panel Workshop. Give feedback to council.
2015, help organised community BBQ.
2015, community dinner and consultation session at council.
2014, organized the first Chinese community meeting in Point Cook Community Learning Centre, supported by councillor and council officer.
2014, did city plan and annual budget submission presentation in council chamber as a resident