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  • Volunteers weed ’n water in Brooklyn

    Volunteers weed ’n water in Brooklyn

    Volunteers from local inner west environment groups and businesses came together last month to get their hands dirty and improve the amenity of a section…

  • Keilor library hours extended

    Keilor library hours extended

    Keilor library hours have been extended in 2026 on Mondays and Tuesdays. The library is now open from 9.30am-5pm on Mondays and from 9.30am-8pm on…

  • Total Fire Ban declared

    Total Fire Ban declared

    A Total Fire Ban for Geelong, Melbourne and surrounds has been declared for the first time this season with temperatures on Wednesday 7 January expected…

  • Crime continues to rise

    Crime continues to rise

    Crime in Brimbank continues to rise, according to the latest data. The Crime Statistics Agency revealed that in the year ending September 2025 there were…

  • Moths after dark event

    Moths after dark event

    Locals looking to learn more about the fascinating world of moths and other nocturnal insects can register for a free guided citizen science event in…

  • Landmark report arrives in Brimbank

    Landmark report arrives in Brimbank

    Locals can now access the landmark findings of the Yoorrook Justice Commission with copies of the final report being distributed to libraries in Brimbank and…

  • Twelve-year old recognised for bravery

    Twelve-year old recognised for bravery

    Twelve-year-old western suburbs resident Matilda Little has been recognised for her bravery and quick thinking after she helped save her mum Katarina Aleksevic during an…

  • Have your say

    Have your say

    Brimbank residents can have their say on the draft of council’s ‘Brimbank Community Grants Policy’. The policy outlines how council will run the Brimbank community…

  • Have your say on 2025 federal election conduct

    Have your say on 2025 federal election conduct

    Locals are being encouraged to provide feedback on the conduct of the 2025 federal election as part of a federal government inquiry. The federal government…

  • Council endorses five-year chief executive contract

    Council endorses five-year chief executive contract

    Brimbank council has endorsed a new five-year contract for Brimbank chief executive (CEO) Fiona Blair. Under the Local Government Act 2020, the chief executive is…

  • Worker fatally struck by garbage truck

    Worker fatally struck by garbage truck

    A Ravenhall worker has died after being struck by a reversing garbage truck at a Ravenhall waste facility on Wednesday 18 December. It is understood…

  • Remembering Bob: Bright by name and nature

    Remembering Bob: Bright by name and nature

    This article was originally published on 16 September, 2025. Star Weekly is sharing it again for you to enjoy. The late Bob Bright was a…

  • A timeless classic

    A timeless classic

    In the realm of salads, few have achieved the iconic status of the Caesar salad. With its perfect balance of flavours and textures, this timeless…

  • Test safety switches annually

    Test safety switches annually

    Energy Safe Victoria is calling on households to test their electrical safety switches every year to prevent fire, electric shock and electrocution. Victorian firefighters attend…

  • Holiday reading to help them get ahead

    Holiday reading to help them get ahead

    Helping your primary school child learn to read is an essential and rewarding journey that sets the foundation for their academic success and lifelong love…

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