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Are you cool for tools?
Westvale Community Centre is on the hunt for Brimbank women ready to share their tools of the trade. The Kings Park centre needs volunteer leaders…
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Swift gift for St Albans
The St Albans Gift is ready to light up summer once again, with the 11th Gift this week. The big day, highlighted by a suite…
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Soccer kids booted
Five Brimbank children have been de-registered from Green Gully Soccer Club after a dispute between parents and the club’s board. The parents of the children…
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Toddler rescued from locked car in Derrimut
Emergency services rescued a 20-month-old boy from a locked car in Derrimut Village shopping centre this morning. An Ambulance Victoria spokesperson confirmed that paramedics responded…
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Braybrook 10 win Tattslotto
Ten Braybrook locals have had a great start to their year, after their syndicate won division one in Saturday’s Tattslotto draw. They will share a…
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Credit card theft in Point Cook
Police are appealing for public assistance to identify a man who used a credit card, which was stolen during a Point Cook burglary. Police said…
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Body found in Albion
By Melissa Cunningham/The Age Police are investigating after a body was found in a creek in Melbourne’s west. The decomposed body was discovered in the…
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Police seek help in assault case
Police are appealing for public assistance after a woman was sexually assaulted in Sunshine last month. Police have been told a woman boarded a route…
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Disability hub a step closer
A disability hub for Brimbank is a step closer. The council has undertaken a feasibility study into creating a hub in conjunction with the Brimbank…
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Brimbank Park cafe open for business
Brimbank Park finally has a cafe. Lumbar and Co Coffee has taken out a 10-year lease of the site and co-owner Fraser Clark has big…
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Fashion dream comes true
A Keilor Downs fashion designer lived out a dream last month. Salih Nesim received a last-minute call-up to take part in the prestigious Fashion Aid…
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Council calls for indigenous hub
The reinvention of Horseshoe Bend Farm is one idea being put forward as part of a plan to establish an Aboriginal hub in Brimbank. Cr…
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Dancing to twenty five
A Hillside dance studio is still striking a beat with the community after 25 years. Dancewest Studios owner Sharon Mamo, who opened the doors to…
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Public art to take centre stage
Public art will play a big role in shaping Brimbank over the next five years. The council adopted a new public art policy and plan…
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Rubber duck diet doesn’t sit well with Beefcake
Beefcake the French bulldog isn’t a fussy eater. The four-year old dog from Keilor Downs underwent emergency life-saving surgery at Lort Smith Animal Hospital last…
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