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New policy to tackle green canopy
Brimbank council has endorsed a policy to make the west greener. At its May meeting, the council endorsed Living Melbourne’s metropolitan urban forest strategy. Living…
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Tea time is a cup of joy
St Albans’ Holy Eucharist Primary School parents, pupils and staff enjoyed a morning tea to savour last week. For the second year in a row,…
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Council takes aim at sex trade
Private investigators will be hired to smash Brimbank’s illegal sex trade. The investigators will be employed to enter alleged illegal establishments with the intent of…
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Transformation continues
The next stage of Hampshire Road’s makeover has begun. A $1.6 million upgrade for the stretch of road between Hertford and Ballarat roads has been…
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The brides of Keilor East
Meet the women looking to make Keilor East the one-stop shop for brides. Strip shops can be highly competitive, but for Aneta, Vesna, Ronia and…
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Rail split lands $100m funding
It’s full steam ahead for the separation of regional and metro services on the Geelong and Ballarat train lines. The state government last week allocated…
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‘Thug’ jailed for Cairnlea one punch attack
A man who punched a stranger in an “unprovoked” and “random” attack outside a Cairnlea laundromat has been handed a five-year jail term. Daniel Vaofusi,…
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Woman’s body located in Ardeer
The body of a woman believed to be in her 20s or 30s has been located in Ardeer. Police are currently at Ballarat Road, where…
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Level crossings to go
Three notorious level crossings in Brimbank will soon be gone after the state government invested a further $6.6 million towards the removal of 75 crossings…
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Police investigate violent crime spree
UPDATE:A Broadmeadows teenager has been arrested as part of a police investigation into a crime spree across Melbourne. The 17-year-old boy was arrested at a…
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Brimbank’s Most Wanted: May 28, 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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Racism keeps police busy
Police in the state’s north west metro region have responded to hundreds of prejudicially-motivated crimes within a five-year period, with more than half of the…
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Man charged over alleged attempted carjacking in Taylors Lakes
A man has been charged following an alleged attempted carjacking in Taylors Lakes. Police were called to a carpark on the Melton Highway soon after…
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A job lot for St Albans
A free employment and training expo is coming to St Albans. Proven Training Solutions and its partners will gather on Wednesday, June 19, from 3-6.30pm…
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My Brimbank: Girl Guides
What’s your connection to Brimbank? Carolyn: I was born in Sunshine and have lived here all my life. Anne: I have lived in Brimbank…
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