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Brimbank’s pop-up drive through recycling initiative is returning for a second instalment. Residents will be able to carry out their spring cleaning and take their…
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Drive-through recycling day returns
Brimbank’s pop-up drive through recycling initiative is returning for a second instalment. Residents will be able to carry out their spring cleaning and take their…
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Robot building reaps big rewards
Budding inventors at Caroline Chisholm Catholic College have been crowned the state’s best robotic builders. The school’s VEX IQ Robotics Team attended the Victorian Championships…
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Licence testing could return
A three-year fight to have licence tests in Brimbank may soon be over. VicRoads has confirmed it is “exploring options” to deliver more local driving…
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Upgrade complete on Hacketts Road
Works have wrapped up on the upgrade of Hacketts Road in Point Cook. The stretch of road between Aviation Road to Tamworth Grove has been…
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Runway delivers angst
Keilor residents claim Melbourne Airport’s decision to build a second north-south facing runway will “kill” the area. The Airport’s decision, announced last Thursday, means that…
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Two doctors assaulted in a week at Sunshine Hospital
Assaults on two doctors at Sunshine Hospital in the space of a week have prompted Western Health to issue a public safety warning and increase…
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Ready to unite against violence
The Romsey Neighbourhood House is taking a stand on violence against women. The house will host a Sisters U Night evening, and attempt to form…
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Tullamarine’s Urbnsurf to open in January
Surfers are just two months away from being able to catch a wave in Tullamarine. Urbnsurf will open its $28 million surf park near Melbourne…
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Caroline Springs tradesman claims $659,000 TattsLotto win
A Caroline Springs tradesman said he was knees deep in a fish pond this morning when he discovered he’d won a division one TattsLotto prize…
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Charming practicality: 49 Kate Street, St Albans 3021
Leave your car at home, shop for fresh food locally, take an easy stroll with the kids to school or get to your own classes…
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Tarneit basketballer heads abroad
Tarneit basketballer Ivana Vasiljevic is bound for the United States. The 18-year-old combo guard has netted a student athlete scholarship to study for four years…
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New homes: Inner west a new hot spot
Albion Mews, a boutique community of 16 tri-level townhouses from Spice Property Developments, will add a splash of sophistication to Albion, a lesser known suburb…
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My Place: Meg Mundell
The importance of place in our sense of who we are is central to the writing and life of Seddon author Meg Mundell. She speaks…
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Silos to light up
Sunshine’s iconic silos will be illuminated with more than 1,000 artworks created by local students and teachers this Saturday. The submissions were managed and curated…
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