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  • Firefighters save puppies from garage

    MFB firefighters rescued three puppies from certain death last week. Crews were called to a house in Longfellow Drive, Delahey about 11am last Tuesday after…

  • Paralympian wins big

    Paralympian wins big

    A three-time Paralympic gold medallist has taken out the inaugural Melbourne Open at Sunshine’s Loops Table Tennis. Ma Lin took out the open, which was…

  • Police sound safety warning

    Victoria Police are urging road users to put safety first after a disastrous long weekend on the roads. Police descended on holiday hot-spots, regional highways…

  • It all adds up for Ardeer

    It all adds up for Ardeer

    Each year primary schools across the state welcome a swag of fresh new faces. While it’s a special time, for one Brimbank school this year…

  • Migrants back national day

    Migrants back national day

    A large majority of migrants and refugees new to Australia plan to become citizens and feel it is important to mark Australia Day, according to…

  • Rock up and rock on

    Rock up and rock on

    Brimbank guitarists can embrace their inner rock god with the launch of Those Who Rock. The community project involves amateur guitarists across Melbourne rehearsing a…

  • Burger bites into new adventure

    Burger bites into new adventure

    Roll up, Roll up! The circus has come to town. Internationally acclaimed circus performer Linda Burger has started her own circus school at the Sunshine…

  • VU’s building block to success

    Victoria University’s new teaching model, introduced last year, has resulted in a steep increase in first-round offers for 2019. The university reported a 12 per…

  • Firefighter leads the way

    Firefighter leads the way

    Sunshine Leading Firefighter Colin Campbell has devoted much of his life to serving the community, and last week he was officially recognised. Mr Campbell was…

  • Changed bus route under attack

    A group of concerned residents is petitioning the state government to reinstate the Caroline Springs to city bus route, claiming there are serious safety concerns…

  • Police believe fugitive may be employed

    Police believe fugitive may be employed

    Police believe wanted fugitive Jonathan Dick could be hiding in plain sight. A warrant for Dick’s arrest was issued following the murder of his brother,…

  • Clubrooms in poor form

    Clubrooms in poor form

    The Grand United Cricket Club isn’t looking so grand these days. The clubrooms at JR Parsons Reserve are in need of constant repair and club…

  • Man and woman charged after spate of armed robberies

    Man and woman charged after spate of armed robberies

    By Paul Sakkal/The Age A man and a woman have been charged following a spate of armed robberies in Melbourne’s north-west, including an alleged attempt…

  • Pooches and patients a top combo

    Pooches and patients a top combo

    Charlie the border collie frequently brings smiles to the faces of those who need them most. Charlie is a regular visitor at Sunshine Hospital’s palliative…

  • Bulmans Road on the radar

    Melton traffic congestion is on the agenda for VicRoads and an interchange at Bulmans Road in Brookfield is one of the options being explored. Brookfield…

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