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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 also be two short videos aimed at boosting the participation of women and girls in sport.
It was not until his father died in 2018 that “all of a sudden” Lindsay became aware of the affect he had on the town. Not just the flood banks, but Digger’s decades of public service on community boards and as a councillor, he said. Fighting flooding is something most Wyndham residents can recall. At 3.30am in 1978, Digger Eunson announced wearily but triumphantly “we beat the bastard”. The people of Wyndham had been sandbagging furiously to protect their town from the October flood and they won. Digger wrote
Handling Water: a Tricky Business, My life and Happenings as a Plumber, which was published in 2012.
Walking along the Skeleton Creek Trail near Dolphin Crescent, Point Cook, just got that little bit better with the addition of some stunning flora and.