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  • The king of pop is back

    The king of pop is back

    Looking for a ‘Thriller’ of a night? MJ the Musical is showing in Melbourne and giving locals their Michael Jackson music fix. Melton resident Zavier,…

  • Neighbourhood houses at risk

    Neighbourhood houses at risk

    Neighbourhood houses across Brimbank have joined the fight with Neighbourhood Houses Victoria for an urgent funding boost. Neighbourhood Houses Victoria is calling on the state…

  • Landmark report released

    Landmark report released

    Premier Jacinta Allan and Health Minister Mary-Anne Thomas have released the final Bridging the Gender Pain Gap report. Shaped by the experiences of 13,000 women…

  • Little Africa Market returns

    Little Africa Market returns

    Following the resounding success of its first edition in March, the Little Africa Night Market is set to return, bringing even more colour, culture, and…

  • St Albans free breakfast

    St Albans free breakfast

    Residents in the west are being welcomed to attend free breakfasts in St Albans. At the weekly breakfast event, locals can enjoy a hot meal,…

  • Community Calendar

    Community Calendar

    Deer Park Christmas Carols Sunshine Community Brass (Band) and the Lions Club of Deer Park present Christmas Carols 2025 to be held at Sassella Park,…

  • Brimbank annual report released

    Brimbank annual report released

    Brimbank council has released its annual report, detailing the infrastructure and services it delivered during the last financial year. In 2024-25, council delivered $58.7 million…

  • Table tennis sessions

    Table tennis sessions

    Brimbank residents enjoyed a morning of friendly table tennis as part of Brimbank council’s weekly intergenerational table tennis sessions. The free program aims to promote…

  • Sydenham facility VCAT appeal

    Sydenham facility VCAT appeal

    A rejected planning permit for a new supported residential services (SRS) facility in Sydenham will now be appealed through the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal…

  • Sunshine marks Remembrance Day

    Sunshine marks Remembrance Day

    Around 200 people gathered for a Remembrance Day service, hosted by Sunshine RSL, on Tuesday 11 November to honour those who lost their lives during…

  • Working bee

    Working bee

    Locals can join the Friends of Kororoit Creek (FOKC) for a social working bee where they will work on ‘the lizard lounge’ in Sunshine. According…

  • Appeal for assistance

    Appeal for assistance

    Police are appealing for public assistance following an aggravated burglary and assault in Keilor. A male offender armed with a hammer entered the open garage…

  • Kinder crackdown

    Kinder crackdown

    The state government is holding kindergarten providers to account by making sure funding is used properly and children are getting the most out of learning.…

  • Opportunity suburbs revealed

    Opportunity suburbs revealed

    Four suburbs in Melbourne’s north-west have been revealed as locations providing the most opportunity for first home buyers. New figures from Equifax’s quarterly consumer credit…

  • Fire heartbreak

    Fire heartbreak

    A Caroline Springs family of five is anticipating a “sad” Christmas after their uninsured home was extensively damaged by fire on 5 November. The Juhas…

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