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Brimbank’s lucky lotto outlets revealed
Brimbank’s luckiest lotto outlets have been revealed. There have been 14 major prize wins across Brimbank since January 1 last year with Cairnlea News and…
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Halloumi brew crew
The crew at Fury & Son Brewing is hopping into a celebration of Cypriot heritage and a deep love of halloumi cheese. The Keilor Park…
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Motorcyclists cop the heat of police work
Brimbank Highway Patrol’s Operation Endo is being lauded as a success. Police launched the operation late last year, teaming up with the air wing in…
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Striking success for a tenpin talent
Alethea Mata is knocking down pins with skill beyond her years. The 12-year-old St Albans student recently represented Victoria in the under-18 division of the…
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Music to their ears
Get ready to hear the people sing. Catholic Regional College Sydenham is gearing up to perform its first musical production and they haven’t started small.…
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Manager fined for bullying
The manager of a company selling nuts, dried fruits and sweets in shopping centres has been convicted and fined $7500 for bullying a storeman. Matthew…
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Labor funding pledge for Brimbank schools
Labor candidate for Fraser Daniel Mulino says Brimbank’s public schools will receive $28.61 million if the ALP wins the election. The money is part of…
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In brief
Property raids Detectives executed a number of warrants in Deer Park last week as part of an investigation into the theft and rebirthing of vehicles.…
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A soulful strut for St Albans
A hit show will be rocking St Albans this Friday. Writer and performer Candy Bowers is bringing Australian Booty to the Bowery Theatre in what…
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Joint choir a class act
Students from six school choirs will join voices for a spectacular event this Thursday. The Sacred Music Choral Festival will be held at Caroline Chisholm…
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Centre budget blowout
The cost of Brimbank council’s plans to upgrade and redevelop the St Albans Leisure Centre has ballooned to a staggering $60 million. The revelation follows…
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School site to be sold at auction
The site of the former Calder Rise Primary School will go under the hammer tomorrow, bringing an end to a lengthy battle to keep the…
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Cash win for Kyneton mum
A Kyneton mum is all smiles after discovering she is $25,000 richer. The lottery winner, who has chosen to remain anonymous, has her mother-in-law to…
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New era in health
A crowd of more than 3000 people turned out to catch their first glimpse of the Joan Kirner Women’s and Children’s Hospital at the weekend.…
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Brooklyn community garden takes root
A Brooklyn community garden is about to sprout and people are being invited to share their ideas for its growth. Project manager Verana Hunter-Raye said…
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