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NGV comes to Brimbank
Families across Brimbank will be able to tap into a summer of creativity when National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) Kids on Tour 2026 rolls into…
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From the archives
Star Weekly looks back on the articles of our predecessors… 40 years ago 22 January, 1986 An elderly St Albans family, two members of which…
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Youth council applications open
Locals aged between 12 to 25 years can apply to be part of the Brimbank Youth Council (BYS) for 2026. As part of the six-month…
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Call for stronger officer presence
Sunshine station and the surrounding precinct need a stronger officer presence to keep the local community safe, according to Laverton MP Sarah Connolly. Ms Connolly…
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Dumping illegal dumping
Applications are open for the state government’s the new $8.5 million Illegal Dumping Clean-up Rebate Program. The program will provide financial assistance to councils and…
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New Triple Zero boss appointed
David Clayton APM has been appointed as the permanent chief executive of Triple Zero Victoria after acting in the role since October last year. Mr…
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Research recommends to plan for hazards
Residents across Melbourne’s northern and western growth corridors are being urged to finalize emergency preparations as a volatile mix of extreme heat and fire danger…
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New children’s fire safety programs launch
The Country Fire Authority (CFA) has transformed its Fire Safe Kids program into two new, curriculum-aligned and developmentally appropriate programs. CFA’s previous children’s education program,…
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From 10 Downing Street to Victorian sport
Vicsport has poached a member of British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s staff to be its new chief executive. Elyse Jenkins has served as Mr…
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Sport
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Lions winning vibe
Taylors Lakes is starting to gain momentum with three wins on the trot in the Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association east-west competition. After a down period,…
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Saints sneak past
St Albans held its composure to secure first innings points of day one of its clash with Altona North in the Victorian Turf Cricket Association…
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Western eye A-Leagues future as tax debts paid
Western United has declared its ambition to seal a “strong return to the A-Leagues” after settling their debt with the Australian Tax Office. But with…
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Deeble for 2025
Some of the most talented athletes in the western suburbs will be vying for the prestigious 2025 Don Deeble Sports Star award next month. The…
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Saints sign trio
St Albans has added some new talent to its squad for next year’s Essendon District Football League division 1 season. After the departure of several…
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Batting out a storm
The weather again played havoc on Saturday for local sports people but there was still plenty of action. Star Weekly photographer Ljubica Vrankovic was out…
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Fostering social bonds in retirement villages
One of the easiest and most enjoyable ways to meet people is by taking part in village activities. Morning teas, group fitness classes, arts and…
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Fresh food, convenience and value sets tone for new look Woolworths store
East Keilor shoppers will enjoy a new Woolworths shopping experience with fresh food, convenience and value the cornerstones of the renewed and extended supermarket in…
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Treat hospitality staff with respect
Summer can be a great time for dining out, but it can be a hetic and difficult time for those working in kitchens and front…
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Spruce up your outdoor living areas
As we enter summer, you may notice that your outdoor area is looking a little worse for wear. Perhaps the deck is a bit dull…
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College celebrates outstanding class of 2025
Victoria University Secondary College is proud to celebrate the remarkable achievements of the Class of 2025 — a cohort whose results, resilience, and ambition reflect…
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Community centre backs refund scheme
TOMRA Cleanaway congratulates the Wingate Avenue Community Centre on reaching an incredible milestone: collecting over 2 million eligible containers for refund and more than $200,000…
Women’s Health
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Social media eating ills
Women and girls are disproportionately impacted by eating disorders and body dissatisfaction, with social media having disastrous effects say experts. Eating disorders, like anorexia, bulimia,…
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Free period products a bloody good idea
Free period products should be made mandatory at all community sporting facilities to support people who menstruate and play sport, according to new Victoria University…
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Dialing up abortion care
Women from Melton, Wyndham, Hume and Whittlesea are reaching out in growing numbers to Victoria’s sexual and reproductive health phone line, 1800 My Options, as…
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Tech neck a growing concern
With over 5.3 million Australians suffering from neck pain, including tension neck syndrome a musculoskeletal disorder (MSD) commonly known as ‘tech neck’ or ‘text neck’,…
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Lauren aims for zero deaths
Lauren Philpot, 24, is raising awareness for a cause very close to her heart having lost her mother, Leigh, to breast cancer. A lifelong Maribyrnong…
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How to avoid bones breaking bad
Australia’s rapidly ageing population will have many and varied impacts in the coming years and an increase in cases of osteoporosis is set to be…
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NGV comes to Brimbank
Families across Brimbank will be able to tap into a summer of creativity when National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) Kids on Tour 2026 rolls into…
-
From the archives
Star Weekly looks back on the articles of our predecessors… 40 years ago 22 January, 1986 An elderly St Albans family, two members of which…
-
Youth council applications open
Locals aged between 12 to 25 years can apply to be part of the Brimbank Youth Council (BYS) for 2026. As part of the six-month…
-
Call for stronger officer presence
Sunshine station and the surrounding precinct need a stronger officer presence to keep the local community safe, according to Laverton MP Sarah Connolly. Ms Connolly…
-
Dumping illegal dumping
Applications are open for the state government’s the new $8.5 million Illegal Dumping Clean-up Rebate Program. The program will provide financial assistance to councils and…
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New Triple Zero boss appointed
David Clayton APM has been appointed as the permanent chief executive of Triple Zero Victoria after acting in the role since October last year. Mr…