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Vandals’ poppy protest
A lovingly created Remembrance Day tribute of hand-knitted poppies in Keilor has been hit by vandals with an anti-war agenda. The eye-catching display is the…
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New mayor relishes role
Brimbank’s new mayor knows the challenges that lie ahead and is eager to tackle them head on. Cr Lucinda Congreve was voted in as Brimbank…
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Candidate in Alfrieda revamp call
Beautification of Alfrieda Street is on the agenda for an independent voice in the state election. Jenny Isa, who is running as an independent candidate…
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Mental health’s new picture
By Joanna Catalano Springside primary school students have painted a new picture of mental health. Enthusiastic students of the school in Caroline Springs set up…
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Cockfight team rescues birds
RSPCA Victoria, Victoria Police and Brimbank council have joined forces to rescue more than 100 birds alleged to have been part of a cockfighting ring.…
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Dumped car causes consternation
The curious case of a dumped car caused much consternation in Ardeer recently. The car was dumped recently across a bicycle and pedestrian path on…
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Shallow call on pool bid
Brimbank council’s application for funding for the redevelopment of the St Albans Leisure Centre failed to address key issues and was under-developed, according to a…
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Better latte than never for park cafe
The sun is shining – sometimes – and the weather is getting warmer, but Brimbank Park’s cafe remains empty and unused. The cafe closed its…
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Big rap for young voices
Brimbank schools have been fully in tune with a music workshop with a powerful message. A Voice for Change utilises music and sport, including chart-topping…
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Council calls for respect
Brimbank council is increasing its efforts to prevent violence against women. The council tabled a draft fairness, equality and respect strategy at its October meeting,…
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Mayor reflects on her term
Have you had time to reflect on your year as mayor? I haven’t really had time to look back, but I think it’s been a…
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Husband gives gift of life
John and Jeanette Caldwell hold a special place in Victorian medical history. John gave his wife Jeanette a kidney 27 years ago, becoming the first…
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All sweet for Sugar Gum
A Hillside landmark is about to embark on a new era. The Sugar Gum Hotel will undergo a $7 million re-development, which management says will…
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My Brimbank
Nic and Luke Anderson have created a thriving community at CrossFit Calder. Their work with the disadvantaged has inspired long-term member Christopher Farrell to bring…
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Summer clean up reminder
Summer is fast approaching and the Brimbank council is urging home owners to prepare for the season. The council will be conducting inspections this month…
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