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EPA on the hunt for polluters
In less than an hour in Bunting Road on the Brooklyn industrial estate, two business sites have been detected causing dust pollution. During an inspection…
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Brooklyn resident airs her grievances
A woman living near the Brooklyn industrial precinct has chronicled a week in the life of residents suffering dust and odour pollution on a sometimes…
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Cricket match for childhood friends who died in crash
The families of two childhood mates who died when their car veered off a freeway at Altona North before Christmas are raising money for a…
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West in good health
The doors are not yet open on the Joan Kirner Women’s and Children’s Hospital, but Sunshine Hospital is already reaping rewards. Of Western Health’s 2019…
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Young guns on the job
A Keilor Downs teacher wants to use her voice to help Victoria’s youth. Nicole Comelli is one of 19 young people from across the state,…
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My Brimbank: Anastasia Le
What’s you connection to Brimbank? For the past four years I’ve lived in Sunshine West. I’ve also been working in a restaurant in Sunshine. I…
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Is this the last straw?
The Sunshine Business Association (SBA) still thinks straws suck. And it plans to show local traders exactly why. In June last year, the SBA launched…
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World’s best on the table
A Sunshine West table tennis facility will soon be serving up the world’s best players. Loops Table Tennis has just been made Australia’s first national…
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Keep a cool head for summer safety
As temperatures soared across the state last week, Brimbank council urged residents to look after the most vulnerable in their community, especially children, the elderly…
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Sunbury line right on track
Train services on the Sunbury line dipped in their performance last month, however they finished better than the 2018 averages. The Sunbury line delivered 99…
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Appy days for Brimbank residents
A mobile phone app that helps residents report issues needing council attention has lodged thousands of reports since it was launched in 2012. The Snap…
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Councils want Oz Day talks
The Victoria Local Governance Authority has urged the federal government to work with local councils on the issue of citizenship ceremonies on Australia Day, rather…
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Purrfect idea for a new pet
With National Pet Adoption Day just around the corner, Brimbank residents are being urged to consider adding a furry member to their family. While the…
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Thomson ditches Labor Party
Kelvin Thomson has resigned from his position as advocacy strategist at Brimbank council to take up a position with the Sustainable Australia Party. The former…
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St Albans’ latest millionaire
A St Albans shopper has started the working week with a smile after discovering they won division one in Saturday’s TattsLotto draw. The winner, who…
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