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  • Sam’s the man for junior footy

    Sam’s the man for junior footy

    A Sydenham student is set to officiate one of the country’s largest football carnivals. Sam Dunne said his selection in the School Sport Victoria, Australian…

  • Council on the path to safety

    Council on the path to safety

    Footpath trip hazard levels have been lowered as part of the Brimbank council’s new road management plan. Under the plan, which was formally adopted by…

  • Carpark cuts hit traders

    A reduction in the number of carparking spaces in the VicRoads building in Sunshine could significantly impact businesses, local traders have warned. A proposed development…

  • Runway causes a noise in Keilor

    Runway causes a noise in Keilor

    Keilor residents are calling for the return of a noise monitor as Melbourne Airport deliberates on a direction for its long awaited third runway. An…

  • Boost for Parks Victoria’s junior ranger program

    Boost for Parks Victoria’s junior ranger program

    More children will be able to explore the great outdoors following a funding boost for a Parks Victoria junior ranger program. The program, which runs…

  • Non-emergency police number launched

    Non-emergency police number launched

    A non-emergency police phone line trialled in Brimbank earlier this year is now operating statewide. The 24-hour line will take calls about non-urgent matters such…

  • Run to promote health

    Run to promote health

    In an Australian first, a Caroline Springs medical centre is running a trial partnership with a popular fun run as a way of promoting a…

  • Doug’s fight for right

    Doug’s fight for right

    Doug Chappel is no stranger to taking centre stage, but even he admits to having a few nerves ahead of his next performance bout. The…

  • Second storey collapses during suspicious fire

    It took almost 30 firefighters about an hour to bring a suspicious blaze at Keilor Downs under control this morning. Crews arrived to the Packard…

  • Police investigate Keilor aggravated burglary

    Police investigate Keilor aggravated burglary

    Police are on the hunt for gun wielding thieves following an aggravated burglary in Keilor last month. Investigators believe three unknown offenders, two of which…

  • Pedestrian struck by car in St Albans

    A woman in her 60s was struck by a car in St Albans this morning. Police believe the woman was crossing four lanes on St…

  • My Place: Erin Tsubono

    My Place: Erin Tsubono

    Footscray artist Erin Tsubono is the creative mind behind MakersWindow, a new art space for the whole community. She speaks with Benjamin Millar   What’s…

  • Council declares climate crisis

    Council declares climate crisis

    Brimbank council has joined a growing number of governments in declaring a climate emergency. The council last week unanimously passed a motion by Cr John…

  • Rates cut on the way for most

    Rates cut on the way for most

    Brimbank council is upbeat about its 2019-20 budget. Brimbank mayor Lucinda Congreve said the budget, adopted by the council last week, covered a number of…

  • PJ parade at hospital

    PJ parade at hospital

    Sunshine Hospital staff have worn pyjamas to work – in a bid to get patients to shed theirs. The Western Health campaign is a 100-day…

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