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My Brimbank: Fraser Clark
What’s your connection to Brimbank? I’m relatively new to the area. I’m the co-owner of Lumbar and Co Coffee, which has been based at Brimbank…
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Leisure centre upgrades begin
The Sunshine Leisure Centre will undergo a facelift over the coming months. Works on a new cafe will start tomorrow with the old cafe space…
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Hard waste collection now a phone call away
Hard waste collection is now just a phone call away. Brimbank council’s new at-call hard waste collection service will begin on July 1. Under the…
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Medical help is on hand
Catholic Regional College North Keilor is taking the term “giving back” to a new level. On a trip to the Philippines next month, 10 year…
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Station’s nod of approval
The new and improved St Albans station is in line for a prestigious architectural award. Once labelled as having one of the most dangerous level…
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James on target for skeet title
Eighteen months ago James Sacchetta decided to follow in his father’s footsteps and take up skeet shooting. In that short space of time he’s risen…
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Planting new ideas
Students of Marian College have rolled up their sleeves and got in touch with their inner green thumbs. Students joined in a number of activities,…
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Albion to decide King of the Cage
Professional wrestling will return to Albion next month to crown the King of the Cage. Callen Butcher, who will headline the show’s main event, said…
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Police driven to anger
Brimbank police were left shaking their heads at driver behaviour during the Queen’s Birthday long weekend. Brimbank led the state for infringements with more than…
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Parking restriction as Watergardens works begin
Works on Watergardens’ $50 million transformation have begun. Centre manager Joe Galea said works are progressing well, although there are some restrictions on parking. “The…
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Cricketers embark on UK crusade
Two Braybrook students are off on a cricket tour that is the stuff of dreams. Bol Abiem and Chien Mayoum are going on the Crusaders’…
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‘Fruitless’ meeting angers locals
A residents group fighting a proposed Kealba development has described a community meeting to discuss the plans as “often heated and uncomfortable”. A spokesperson for…
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Taylors Hill dance school celebrates 10 years
A dream of teaching a new generation of dancers has paid off for Rebecca Magazzu, with her Taylors Hill dance school celebrating its 10th anniversary.…
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Anger builds over failed lights bid
Garry Clancy led a sporting life, but an accident at a notorious Ballarat Road intersection in 2015 changed all that. Mr Clancy, a resident of…
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Julie Zapasa and Michelle Hoskin feel young at heart with new exhibition
Julie Zapasa believes everyone can learn new things about themselves and the world they live in just by listening to their inner child. The Melton…
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