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Monmia aces tests
Monmia Primary School is celebrating high achievement in this year’s NAPLAN tests. The Keilor Downs school recently received its results, with grade 3 teacher Michelle…
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Net speed guesswork for most
The majority of residents in Brimbank don’t understand how to pick the right broadband speed for their needs, according to NBN Co. Research commissioned by…
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VU Secondary College in poll funding pledge
Victoria University Secondary College is set for a $23.9 million funding lift if the Andrews government is re-elected. The government last week announced that it…
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Artist snaps up honour
A Hillside photographer has had her work acknowledged as some of the best in the country. Fresh off her success at the Victoria Professional Photography…
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Oak honour for Keilor
Small, prickly oak trees that grow along the ridges and valleys of the Gallipoli peninsula provided the backdrop to one of the bloodiest conflicts in…
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Cairnlea asbestos fines for ‘cavalier’ pair
Developers have been fined more than half a million dollars for dumping asbestos in Cairnlea following the demolition of a 159-year-old Carlton pub two years…
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Petition backs crossing work
More than 3000 Brimbank residents have signed a petition calling for the urgent removal of three level crossings on the Ballarat rail line. The petition…
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Leisure centre cash call
Brimbank council will seek $25 million in funding from the state and federal governments to redevelop the St Albans Leisure Centre. A business case for…
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Sun rises on park
Sunvale Community Park is officially open. Brimbank mayor Margaret Giudice opened the park on Saturday with St Albans MP Natalie Suleyman. “Sunvale Community Park is…
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Search on for rail link expertise
The state government has begun the search for businesses, investors and constructors to help deliver the long-awaited airport rail link and the expanded transport hub…
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Soccer kids win big
Green Gully Reserve became a sea of colour when the Miniroos Cup was staged for the first time. The Green Gully Soccer Club’s junior tournament…
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Acting warrior is still a fanboy
From Deer Park to film mecca Cannes and back again, Steven Haar is enjoying a cinematic life. A self-confessed shy child, Haar said he had…
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Burglary prison appeal rejected
A man who helped organise an aggravated burglary that led to the death of a Deer Park man on Australia Day, 2014, has had his…
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St Albans sale hits $2.5m
A St Albans property has bucked the trend of falling real estate prices by setting a new residential sale record for the suburb. The house,…
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Scouts on farm duty
A group of Scouts from St Albans have been busy doing their bit to help drought-stricken farmers across Australia. The Tran Hung Dao Scout Group…
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