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Brimbank motorists caught in police blitz
Almost 30 people a day were caught speeding on Brimbank roads during a recent four-day police operation aimed at reducing road trauma. Operation Argus ran…
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BYO containers program helping Mount Zero Olives to reduce waste
A Sunshine West olive company is on a mission to reduce its use of plastic by allowing customers to bring their own containers to its…
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Lunches on the table at St Albans North Primary School
Healthy lunches will be provided to students in need at St Albans North Primary School under an expansion of the school’s breakfast club program. St…
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Keilor Downs’ Emily Garretto is taking her liberties
Brimbank’s own Miss Liberty Foxx is hoping to dazzle audiences at this year’s Australian Burlesque Festival. Keilor Downs resident Emily Garretto – who is also…
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Fangirls find new direction
The teenage fanaticism of two Melton girls with boy band One Direction is set to hit the stage next month. Emma Lastrina and Laura Davis…
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Police bust bikie drug trafficking syndicate
Two Caroline Springs residents are among five people arrested as part of an investigation into a drug trafficking syndicate linked to the Comanchero outlaw motorcycle…
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Man shot in Taylors Lakes home invasion
A 21-year-old man has been shot during a terrifying home invasion in Taylors Lakes last night. Police have been told three offenders attended a property…
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Police continue appeal for information on Sydenham murder
Police are closing in on the killer of 77-year-old Sydenham woman Vicki Ramadan. Police said a suspect has been identified for the brutal murder of…
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Moon shines on festival
Catholic Regional College St Albans is gearing up for one of its biggest celebrations. The school will be holding its annual moon festival this Thursday,…
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Airport set for new hotel
Work on a 464-room hotel at Melbourne Airport has begun. The first sod on the new $163 million hotel was turned last week. Melbourne Airport…
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Council looks at house rules
Brimbank council is looking to define housing character and design objectives for residential areas. The council is conducting a neighbourhood character study, assessing the existing…
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World titles are electric
Electric off-road car racing might not be renowned across the land, but in Keilor it’s thriving. The Keilor Electric Off Road Car Association boasts nearly…
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Young green thumbs
Spring is in the air and the garden at St Theresa’s Primary School is in full bloom. Pupils at the school have transformed a disused…
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Campaign with top spin
Michelle Newland knows a thing or two about overcoming adversity – now she’s giving a helping hand to those who need it most. Michelle was…
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My Brimbank: Jacinta Dal Ben
What’s your connection to Brimbank? I’m a local photographer and keen member of the local gym. I’ve been an active member of the local sports…
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