Trees to shade schools
Greater Western Water (GWW) is inviting schools across its service region to participate in this year’s Trees for Schools program.
The program...
Tucson travels the hybrid road
Hyundai has thrown the switch to power up the Tucson, while dimming it down, stopping at hybrid systems as opposed going for full electric...
Car owners warned as technology-led thefts surge
Victoria Police is issuing a warning to vehicle owners, as intelligence reveals tech savvy thieves are behind a surge in car thefts across the...
Vietnamese museum to record refugee history
In an Australian-first, a Vietnamese museum and cultural centre will be built in Sunshine, sharing the stories of migration and refugee settlement. As Prealene...
SES issues volunteer call-out
As calls for assistance continue to rise, the Brimbank State Emergency Service (SES) unit is hoping to secure additional volunteers to help meet the...
March brings mayhem out west
March in Melbourne's west is a vibrant mix of flavour and fun, with a list of events and attractions every bit as diverse as...
$1b for Western Highway
A long-awaited upgrade of the Western Highway between Melton and Caroline Springs is finally on the cards, with the federal government to spend $1...
Revue to keep you dancing
musicworx is a community group that seeks to bring people together to nurture and share their creativity, passion and talent in all things musical.
In...
Travel to Europe through the Melton Night Market
Take your tastebuds on a tour through Europe at the Melton Night Market on March 7.
The Melton Town Centre Amphitheatre will come alive with...
Tale of two Altona nurses to be told
The Louis Joel Arts and Community centre (LJAC) in Altona is an appropriate place for the new play Ivy and Sylvia to be performed.
Not...
LIT returns to Werribee
LIT is returning and is ready to light up your world – and Wyndham Park – between March 27 and April 13.
Running each night...
Unwanted goods help others
Brimbank residents can give away unwanted household items and help others during the municipality's reusable goods drop-off day later this month.
Residents can conveniently drop-off...
Beloved community and family man
Tributes will flow for Roger John Morgan, who will be remembered as a community icon, a dedicated entrepreneur, and a devoted family man with...
Community Calendar
Keilor Park Tennis Club Social Night
Join the club on Monday nights for a free social hit and get to know other club members....
Council against Albion development
Brimbank council has objected to a proposed social housing development in Albion, citing non-compliance issues with the project’s draft plans.
Homes Victoria is...
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Walking, bike path boost
Shared bicycle and walking paths will be built in Burnside and Caroline Springs to provide alternative travel options for locals.
The federal government will provide...
