Nearly 100 former automotive workers will have an opportunity to be part of Victoria’s booming construction sector thanks to new funding from the Andrews Labor Government.

The Andrews Labor Government will fully restore direct city services for passengers on the Altona Loop from August – fulfilling a major Labor Government election commitment.

The Andrews Labor Government will build up to 150 new car parks for commuters at Williams Landing Station.

A $650,000 State Government cash injection will help Hobsons Bay City Council build a 3.2km section of the 7.5km missing link of the Kororoit Creek Trail.

The 2016 Victorian Budget is investing more than ever before in the outer suburbs to ensure these growing areas have the services families need, and the roads and transport they rely on.

The Andrews Labor Government has fulfilled its commitment to open 101 new beds and points of care through the $200 million Beds Rescue Fund, less than one year after they were promised.

Altona District has been awarded $3,782 by the Andrews Labor Government to provide much needed protection from harmful UV rays by increasing the provision of shade in the community.

The Andrews Labor Government is giving local shooting sports clubs a chance to develop facilities their members can be proud of.

The Andrews Labor Government is giving Point Cook Cricket Club the tools and resources it needs to help maintain Victoria

The Andrews Labor Government will establish an Indian Cultural Precinct in Wyndham.

Local services ISIS Primary Care and Cohealth West will benefit from new and upgraded dental equipment, which will ensure locals get better and safer public dental care, more quickly.

Minister for Health and local MP Jill Hennessy today officially opened the new medical and allied health clinic at the Laverton Community Hub.

Point Cook residents will benefit from an overhaul of the Wyndham bus network from 21 June, including new and extended bus routes and more frequent services.

Wyndham residents will soon benefit from two road projects at Palmers Rd/Dunnings Rd in Point Cook and at the Princes Freeway off-ramp at Forsyth Rd in Hoppers Crossing.

A community forum in Point Cook on Tuesday night saw local residents, paramedics and health professionals work together to discuss their concerns about ambulance services.