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Park policy on a roll
Skaters can now drop in, kick flip or ollie to Delahey Recreation Reserve. The council has completed works on a new skate park and mayor…
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Boxer’s fighting words
A former professional boxer has traded the gloves for the pen. St Albans man Ivan Rukavina has released a biography on his remarkable career. My…
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Man charged in firearms blitz
A 51-year-old Brooklyn man has been charged with trafficking two firearms and running a hydroponic cannabis set-up at his property, following a national police operation…
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Action plan for Sunshine
Brimbank council has vowed to continue transforming Sunshine into the capital of Melbourne’s west. It has adopted the Sunshine Rising action plan to guide the…
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Show’s message of love
A funeral may be the last place you’d expect a love story to be set, but How I Met My Dead Husband isn’t your typical…
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Arabella’s up for the fight
When Arabella Julian began training in Brazilian jiu jitsu in mid 2016, she never imagined just over three years later she’d be competing internationally. The…
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Super shopping boost
German supermarket giant Kaufland has plans to open a store in Braybrook as part of its Victorian expansion. It comes after the state government approved…
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Sunshine Harvester Primary School turns 10
Sunshine Harvester Primary School is 10. The Hertford Road school celebrated its 10th birthday on Monday with a special assembly, party games and birthday cake.…
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Brimbank’s Most Wanted: September 9, 2019
Let’s help Brimbank Police. If you have any information in relation to these people, contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or contact your local…
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Awfully big adventure
A familiar tale is flying into town, with the latest production from Creekside College set to light up the stage. The Caroline Springs school’s production…
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PM railroads airport link option
Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Melbourne Airport’s chief have thrown their support behind a “quick link “ tunnel as part of the airport rail link…
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Ghoul’s manhunt in Sunshine wins Altona Beach Film Festival
A ghoul’s search for a man in suburbia has helped Sunshine filmmakers and spouses Andrew Robb and Jessica Gerger scoop the fifth annual Altona Beach…
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Youth put safety first
Manor Lakes College students put crime reporting in the spotlight with a recent community safety project. Year 8 students created videos and posters as part…
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A family celebration
Family was the focus of celebrations at Thomas Carr College this week. The Tarneit school held its annual Father’s Day breakfast and mass on Monday…
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Lighting up Sunshine
The Sunshine Lantern Festival is celebrating a decade of lighting up Brimbank. More than 55,000 people flocked to the multicultural festival last year and Sunshine…
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