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Millenium Man falls
The reign of Sunshine’s much loved giant Zeus-like statue is over. Millennium Man was removed from his post outside the Sunshine Marketplace by Vicinity Centres…
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The right partner
He might not have the experience of his contemporaries, but Ardeer based lawyer Daniel Dalli is weaving a formidable CV. Mr Dalli has been named…
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More upgrades for Watergardens
There may not be as many shoppers, but Watergardens Town Centre is continuing to grow. Centre managaer Joe Galea said the works will expand the…
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Face masks to become mandatory
Brimbank residents will be forced to wear face masks from Wednesday night as COVID-19 case numbers continue to grow. Premier Daniel Andrews made the announcement…
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Brimbank records 58 new COVID-19 cases
Brimbank’s active COVID-19 cases continue to rise at an alarming rate. There have been 58 new active cases added to Brimbank’s tally over the past…
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Hospitals brace for influx of patients
Brimbank has recorded 24 additional active COVID-19 over the past 24 hours. It comes as the outbreak at JBS abattoir in Brooklyn climbs to 29…
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More Brimbank outbreaks revealed
There have been three active COVID-19 cases recorded in Brimbank over the past 24 hours. It brings the total number of active cases across Brimbank…
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Virus numbers continue to climb
The Woolworths store at the Sunshine Marketplace underwent a deep clean on Monday night after a staff member tested positive for COVID-19. The team member…
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Early learning boost
Families with young children in Sydenham won’t have to travel far to find kindergarten programs anymore. The Early Learning Centre was opened at Gilson College…
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Council plan to tackle homelessness
The Brimbank council is on a mission to tackle homelessness. At its June meeting, council endorsed a plan to help guide its response to the…
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Tachos out of the running
Brimbank councillor Virginia Tachos has announced she won’t be contesting the local government elections this October. Cr Tachos made the announcement on her Facebook page…
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Crime prevention focus for Hutchins
She may have only just put her feet back under the Cabinet table, but newly appointed minister of Corrections, Youth Justice, and Crime Prevention says…
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Airport hit by virus woes
The deepening COVID-19 crisis continues to batter Melbourne Airport. Earlier this year the airport revealed its passenger numbers in March were down by 44 per…
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Rising star shines on Keilor
It may be enduring the toughest of times, but the Keilor Football Club celebrated a different type of win last week. North Melbourne footballer Curtis…
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Tributes flow for local legend
The word ‘legend’ is thrown around loosely these days, but if you ask anyone at the Keilor Park Soccer Club, it’s a more than fitting…
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