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First look at new Brimbank health and wellbeing hub
Brimbank residents have been given their first look at the new health and wellbeing hub that will replace the St Albans Leisure Centre, with designs…
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Sunshine Kangaroos’ call to arms
Sunshine Football Club supporters will be encouraged to shop local as part of a new partnership between the club and local businesses. The Golden Kangaroo…
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Man “too busy” to check lotto ticket pockets $100,000
A Sunshine man “too busy” to check his Lucky Lotteries ticket has 100,000 reasons to smile. The man finally came forward to collect his prize…
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Call to help young mum’s shattered family
Friends and family of a young mother who died at the weekend are calling for help for the three young girls she left behind. Helena…
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West scores low in ‘liveability’
Melbourne’s western suburbs have been ranked fourth-worst in the nation in a “liveability” study conducted into Australia’s metropolitan areas. Market research company Ipsos last month…
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Man shot by police
A man was shot by police following a car chase after he drove an allegedly stolen tow truck across Melbourne before crashing in Sunshine yesterday…
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100 years of learning
Pupils at Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception School recently stepped back in time to celebrate a special occasion. The Sunshine school officially is 100…
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Kerbside recycling back on track
By Tate Papworth and Laura Michell Recycling collections have resumed in Brimbank. The council struck a deal with SKM receivers, KordaMentha to have Brimbank’s…
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Finding a way to work
More than 70 jobseekers were last week given the chance to meet with prospective employers at the region’s first ever Connecting Futures job fair. The…
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New association is all business
Five small business owners have banded together to create a place for businesses and budding entrepreneurs. The Brimbank Business Association will open its doors with…
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Calling on junior ninjas
Little ninjas have descended upon Watergardens Town Centre these school holidays. A number of inflatable Ninja Kid obstacle courses have been set up around the…
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Business is swimming in success
A pet project has blossomed into a million dollar business for a Hillside woman. Ana Gavia began selling swimwear she’d designed as a side project…
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Storage King’s RSL help
Staff from Storage King stores across Brimbank, Wyndham and Melton are rolling up their sleeves for a good cause. The company will donate staff across…
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Olympic spirit shines
St Albans student Augustine Morris is chasing his Olympic dream. The 16-year-old is a national champion and has his mind set on going further. “I…
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School zone anger
By Tate Papworth and Laura Michell Up to 20 students from Springside College in Caroline Springs are fighting a “bureaucratic bungle” which has locked…
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