BRIMBANK NORTH WEST
Home » News » Page 649

News

  • Banjo takes the next step

    Banjo takes the next step

    Banjo has always danced to his own beat. Just three years after taking up hip hop dancing classes the 14-year-old, who trains at L2R Dance…

  • Safe pets cheap as chips

    Safe pets cheap as chips

    Brimbank pet owners are being urged to do the right thing by their furry companions as part of a statewide blitz on microchipping. For the…

  • Six charged in crop house blitz

    Six people have been charged and 600 cannabis plants seized in a police blitz on crop houses in the western suburbs. Police from the Brimbank…

  • Golden gun and luxury cars seized in drug raids across Melbourne’s west

    Golden gun and luxury cars seized in drug raids across Melbourne’s west

    A golden gun and a $480,000 Lamborghini are among $12 million worth of assets that have been seized by the Australian Federal Police (AFP) in…

  • Call to review public transport

    State politicians are being urged to fix Melton’s “woefully inadequate” public transport, particularly bus routes. The Melton Transport Community Reference Group has started a petition…

  • Guy planning, population pledge

    A Coalition state government has pledged to rein in housing approvals in booming Melbourne suburbs that are struggling with a lack of infrastructure, despite earlier…

  • A champion campaign

    A champion campaign

    Do you know an outstanding woman doing wonders in the sporting community? Djerriwarrh Health Services is calling for nominations for women who have made a…

  • Tiny class, big rewards

    Tiny class, big rewards

    Belinda Fitzpatrick learnt a valuable lesson during a first aid training session: she could be the difference to saving her child’s life in an emergency.…

  • My Brimbank: Jessica Amsden

    My Brimbank: Jessica Amsden

    What’s your connection to Brimbank?   I moved to Brimbank two and half years ago. I didn’t know the area that well prior to moving…

  • Tied to the community

    Tied to the community

    Western Health staff wore bow ties last week to signify a united front. The staff at Sunshine Hospital took part in the campaign to signify…

  • Minister steps in

    Minister steps in

    The controversial plan to build 72 townhouses at the former Keilor Park primary school site won’t go ahead. Minister for Major Projects Jacinta Allen confirmed…

  • Horror crash shocks police

    Brimbank Highway Patrol officers have vowed to continue heavily patrolling the Western Ring Road after last week’s fatal crash left members devastated. The man who…

  • School art with heart

    School art with heart

    Budding young artists at Albion Primary School had the chance to show off their masterpieces last week. The school held its first whole school art…

  • Super rail link bid

    A powerful consortium has unveiled a detailed plan for Melbourne’s long-awaited airport rail link. AirRail Melbourne, comprising IFM Investors, Melbourne Airport, Metro Trains Australia and…

  • Dive into school holidays

    Dive into school holidays

    Kids of all ages will get to enjoy some good clean fun at Watergardens Town Centre these school holidays. From now until October 7, the…

Digital Editions