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From the archives 05-07-2016
FROM THE ARCHIVES Star Weekly looks back through the pages of our predecessor, The Advocate. 40 years ago July 7, 1976 Sunshine Council has told…
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Chieko Hester immerses herself in Gisborne’s art scene
Japanese-born origamist Chieko Hester tells reporter Matt Crossman it wasn’t until she moved to Gisborne that she immersed herself in the art world. How…
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Argentine Tango & National Tree Day – Community Calendar, June 28, 2016
COMMUNITY CALENDAR Team up to tango Take free Argentine Tango classes at the corner of Glengala Road and Simmie Street. Sunshine, 7.30-8.30pm, Thursdays. ■…
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From the archives 22-06-1016
From the archives: Star Weekly looks back through the pages of our predecessor, the Werribee Banner. 40 year ago June 23, 1976 Little River’s…
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From the Archives: The Advocate, June 21, 2016
FROM THE ARCHIVES 40 years ago June 23, 1976 Sunshine mayor Ian Mill has been accused of misleading the council. The charge was made during…
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Takes two to tango & puppetry in play – Community Calendar, June 21, 2016
Takes two to tango Free Argentine Tango classes are available at Glen Hall, on the corner of Glengala Road and Simmie Street, Sunshine. 7.30-8.30pm on…
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My Brimbank: Meet retired aerospace engineer John Castella
Indian-born John Castella is a true jack of all trades. The retired aerospace engineer talks to Ben Cameron about his passion for local history, and…
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8 top stories you may have missed
Helen Bertocci in awe at community support The family of Altona North man Roger Bertocci, who was killed going to the aid of a pregnant…
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My Brimbank: Barbara Rafter
Barbara Rafter was the first female president of the Rotary Club of Brimbank Central. She first joined the organisation in 1994 and is now in-house…
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My Brimbank: Bronwyn Grant
It’s been a big few weeks for Keilor Primary School art teacher Bronwyn Grant. Clocking up 40 years in education this year, she received a…
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Worth a look: Stories of the week
Pair charged over Bacchus Marsh shooting death The live-in girlfriend of a Bacchus Marsh man shot dead on Tuesday has been charged with his murder…
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My Brimbank: Therese and Phillip Johns
Terese and Phillip Johns were among Sydenham’s first residents. The former Community Progress Association members now busy themselves preserving the suburb’s history. They talk to…
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8 things to do in and around Brimbank
Judo, play group places The Tin Shed in St Albans has several vacancies in its judo class held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5-7pm. The…
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My Brimbank: Padma Singh
Malaysian-born author and educator Padma Singh moved to Australia nearly 22 years ago. She speaks to Ben Cameron What drew you to Australia? My…
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9 things to do in and around Brimbank
Give netball a go Enjoy netball? Come along to Rock up Netball at Keilor Basketball and Netball Stadium at 10am on Tuesdays throughout May. Join…
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