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Hands-on course shows the way
A Braybrook College student has taken a different path to university. Andreas Zakhari completed a Vocational Education and Training (VET) qualification in community services during…
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College cements its place
Catholic Regional College is celebrating 40 years of shaping young minds. The school was established in 1978 in response to a demand from Catholic families…
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Election boost for aged care
Residents at Kalyna Care in Delahey could soon have better facilities if the Labor government is re-elected. Member for Sydenham Natalie Hutchins last week announced…
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School’s letter of Remembrance
The artistic skills of students from Overnewton Anglican Community College will be showcased across the city on Remembrance Day. The school is one of eight…
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Call for carers hub
Jenny Willis’ life was turned upside down when her then four-year-old son Daniel suffered a 24-minute seizure, leaving him with global brain damage. Daniel was…
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Pool plan takes a dive
Brimbank council’s grand plans to redevelop the St Albans Leisure Centre have been dealt a blow. The council applied for the state government’s $3 million…
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More bang for Bucks
The Brimbank Bucks Rugby Union Club has cause for celebration. The new $1.4 million sports pavilion at the Arthur Beachley Reserve, Sunshine West opened last…
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Hillgrove: Head to Hillgrove and connect with a great lifestyle
Hillgrove is one of the new communities about to spring up around Rockbank, the focal point of ambitious plans for a major town centre that…
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Tullamarine fire under control
Three MFB appliances were called to a fire at a Tullamarine business this afternoon. It is believed wooden pallets caught fire at the back of…
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Visy gets on board with new factory
A $99 million cardboard manufacturing and distribution factory has opened in Truganina, creating 85 jobs. Visy officially launched its corrugated cardboard plant at the West…
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Poppy passion
Caroline Springs RSL volunteers will be out in force for their annual poppy drive. RSL membership officer Peter Burquest said the drive enabled the sub-branch…
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Remove our crossings: council
Despite a community petition signed by 3000 locals and a lengthy campaign, three “dangerous” level crossings in Brimbank have so far failed to make the…
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Daughter’s aid saves dad
When 12-year-old Annalise Vella found her father collapsed and covered in blood she remained calm and let her first-aid training come to the fore. It…
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Letting the love shine
Love letters with Sunshine at their heart will soon be penned and showcased. Visual artist Ana Rita Pires is calling for community participation in her…
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Walking stalls in Brimbank
Four Brimbank suburbs have been named as being among Melbourne’s least walkable. The Domain Healthy Melbourne study by Deloitte Access Economics and Tract Consultants examined…
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