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  • Peak hour train delays

    Peak hour train delays

    Commuters faced major delays this morning after train services on the Sunbury line were suspended. Peak hour services were thrown into chaos and buses used…

  • Teen charged over series of robberies

    Teen charged over series of robberies

    Police have charged a Wyndham Vale teenager, following a series of robberies across Melbourne’s east and west during the past month. Police said the 17-year-old,…

  • Residents ready to rock

    Residents ready to rock

    Residents at the Keilor Retirement Village will dance and sing along to their favourite Rock ‘n’ Roll hits this Friday. Retirement living operator Stockland is…

  • Focus on mindfulness

    Focus on mindfulness

    A series of workshops in Melton will teach residents and business owners about “mindfulness”. The first session, run by The Organic Place on March 2,…

  • JDC Studios step it up

    JDC Studios step it up

    For the fourth straight year, a Ravenhall dance studio has been crowned the best in the state. JDC Studios has been a high performer at…

  • New rooms for Sunshine kindergarten

    New rooms for Sunshine kindergarten

    The first sod was turned on the extension to the Alexandra Avenue kindergarten in Sunshine last week. The $1.49 million extension will add two new…

  • Solution for a Trickey road

    Solution for a Trickey road

    Brimbank council has installed speed humps on a small stretch of road in Sydenham, following community safety concerns. Three speed humps were installed on Trickey…

  • Cooking from the heart

    Cooking from the heart

    Family and friends of residents at Arcare Hillside in Sydenham gathered for a day of fun on Saturday as they opened the new-look 5-star aged…

  • Council set to stream meetings

    Council set to stream meetings

    Brimbank council will begin streaming its monthly meetings from this week. Following the approval of a council policy on streaming in October 2018, the first…

  • Canisters fuel drug concerns

    Canisters fuel drug concerns

    Drug paraphernalia being found on Brimbank streets is fuelling community concern over the use of recreational drugs known as “nangs”. Nangs is the common name…

  • MY BRIMBANK

    MY BRIMBANK

    Maria Artigas runs the pottery programs at the Deer Park Hunt Club. She spoke with Ewen McRae What is your connection to Brimbank? I have…

  • Council wants gambling input

    Council wants gambling input

    Brimbank council wants feedback on its soon-to-be-finalised policy on electronic gambling. The policy sets out objectives, principles and statements for how the council will manage…

  • School reunion delights

    School reunion delights

    Just a few years into her teaching career, Natalie Brown met Joseph Pham. Mr Pham was a student in Ms Brown’s prep class at St…

  • Pet project cleaning up

    Pet project cleaning up

    Candace Colaco has created a little project making a big impact. The 22-year-old’s passion for the environment has prompted her to create the Little Litter…

  • When a home really is a castle

    When a home really is a castle

    Meet the king of the castle. Keilor’s much-loved Overnewton Castle turns 170 this year and one man can be credited with helping to keep it…

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