House fire in Braybrook
Firefighters attended a house fire in Braybrook in the early hours of this morning.
Several nearby residents phoned triple-0 after seeing flames at what appeared...
Two set to be charged after accident
Two children escaped injury following a two-car collision in Deer Park on Tuesday night.
Police have been told the collision occurred on Station Street,...
Call for landfill spot fire probe
Brimbank council has called for an independent investigation into the management of spot fires at Kealba Landfill.
At the most recent council meeting, Cr...
Police seize 300kgs of cannabis
About 300 kilograms of cannabis was seized by the Echo Taskforce in a targeted vehicle intercept in Keilor Park this morning.
A semi-trailer was stopped...
Have your say on airport link
Brimbank residents are being encouraged to share their views on the Melbourne Airport Rail route.
With the route of the new link confirmed late last...
Four charged
A 22-year-old Burnside Heights woman and a 20-year-old Deer Park woman are among four women charged with multiple offences over an assault that left...
Police looking for assistance
Police are appealing for information following a hit and run in Deer Park on January 1 which left a man seriously injured.
Investigators have been...
Youth video campaign
Brimbank’s youth have given a snapshot into their daily lives with a series of videos showcasing community support, self care and their vision for...
New life for old gear
A Taylors Lakes family has launched a charity aimed at providing second-hand cricket gear to Australian families.
The Brasher family had plenty of cricket gear...
Strokes tipped to rise in north-west
Residents in Melbourne’s north-west are tipped to be among those most heavily impacted by strokes in the next 30 years, according to new Stroke...
Swim lessons resume
Swimming lessons are back on the agenda in Brimbank, with places for up to 1000 new students available in term one at Brimbank leisure...
Colourful holiday fun
There’s a splash of colour at Scienceworks these school holidays.
Scienceworks has a number of colour-themed activities running to keep curious minds, young and old,...
Making a splash
Children across Melbourne’s northern and western suburbs made the most of the hot conditions last week, flocking to local pools.
After a summer without many...
Get involved in art
The artists behind two exciting new exhibitions are inviting locals to join them in to create their own face filters, animations, clay monsters and...
Dive into reading
Bookworms have the chance to win an Android tablet or book vouchers just for reading.
Brimbank council’s annual Summer Reading Challenge, which will conclude at...
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Hidden heroes behind 1.5 million reports.
Crime Stoppers are saying thank you to Victorians for coming forward with 1.5 million reports of crime or suspicious activity.
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