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  • Festival is cool for kicks

    Festival is cool for kicks

    Brimbank’s female soccer players will showcase their talents this weekend. The 2019 Brimbank Female Football Festival will be held this Saturday, March 30, at Keilor…

  • Ballarat line part of network overhaul

    Ballarat line part of network overhaul

    Works across the Ballarat rail line have begun. Work began on March 22 and will continue through until March 31 between Deer Park and Wendouree…

  • Beauty regime a winner

    Beauty regime a winner

    Chelsea Rooth is proof that following your passion can be a great move. The VCAL student at Caroline Chisholm Catholic College left school in mid-2018…

  • Investors stick to Brimbank

    Investors stick to Brimbank

    Brimbank continues to be a popular area for investment, despite a downturn in the property market. The council received 75 planning applications in February with…

  • Fresh look for Lakes Reserve

    Fresh look for Lakes Reserve

    One of Taylors Lakes flagship parks is set to undergo a $3.34 million transformation. A new activities and leisure area, improved playground, better views and…

  • Brimbank crime rate up

    Brimbank crime rate up

    Crime rates rose by 11 per cent across Brimbank in the year to December, 2018, new figures show. Data released by the Crime Statistics agency…

  • Fast work by cube dude

    Fast work by cube dude

    fA Rubik’s cube can frustrate people for hours – yet for St Albans student Calven Lipec, it’s a 10-second problem. Calven recently attended the Interschool…

  • Apprentice shows polish

    Apprentice shows polish

    A Keilor apprentice has been recognised as one of the best young talents in his field. Luke Peters, who is employed by Sheen Panel in…

  • My Brimbank

    My Brimbank

    What’s your connection to Brimbank?   Hayden: I’m a former Brimbank resident, although I still live in the west and I’ve worked at Catholic Regional…

  • Faster pasta for pupils

    Faster pasta for pupils

    Staff, students and parents from Albion Primary School came together last week to celebrate cultural diversity. The school held a series of events to mark…

  • IN FOCUS: It’s all about the entertainment

    IN FOCUS: It’s all about the entertainment

    The award-winning Taylors Lakes Hotel is well known for its fantastic food in JBJ’s Restaurant and the sporting heaven in its new International Sports Bar…

  • Fighting spirit kicks in for Andrew

    Fighting spirit kicks in for Andrew

    Tarneit man Andrew Collicoat, who will participate in his first-ever MMA cage fight at the weekend, says he hopes to inspire others. At age 13,…

  • Home invasions decline

    The number of home invasions recorded in the west has fallen by about a third within 12 months, as Victoria Police “relentlessly” hunt down offenders…

  • Can-do call to the women of Moorabool

    Moorabool women are being encouraged to try something new and get active. VicHealth’s inaugural This Girl Can Week, which runs until Sunday (March 24), aims…

  • IN FOCUS: Educating with the future in mind

    IN FOCUS: Educating with the future in mind

    With a community of 1500 students representing more than 62 nations, and 180 teachers and support staff, Caroline Chisholm Catholic College is considered one of…

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