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  • Asbestos stops work

    Asbestos stops work

    An $11.35 million project to transform Upper Stony Creek has ground to a halt after asbestos was discovered at the site. A Sunshine North resident…

  • Projecting a big idea

    Projecting a big idea

    A Sunshine resident is pushing for the suburb’s iconic silos to be transformed into an outdoor cinema. Jacob Holley’s proposal has been shortlisted by the…

  • Man jailed for failed heroin haul

    Man jailed for failed heroin haul

    A man who tried to import more than six kilograms of heroin hidden with vases from Thailand has been sentenced to eight years jail. Thanh…

  • Removing road blocks

    Removing road blocks

    Most people take being able to drive for granted, and the Migrant Resource Centre is hoping to make that a reality for more people. The…

  • Sunbury line services on the improve

    Commuters using trains on the Sunbury line experienced their most punctual services in the past 12 months according to new data from Public Transport Victoria.…

  • Finding the right balance

    Finding the right balance

    Mladen Kurbanovic may not be a sprightly as he once was, but for a man who’s just celebrated his 102nd birthday, he’s travelling well. The…

  • MY BRIMBANK: Chrissie Davies

    MY BRIMBANK: Chrissie Davies

    Sunshine’s Chrissie Davies is a finalist in the Victorian Business excellence category in the AusMumprenuer business awards. She spoke to Ewen McRae   What is your connection…

  • Mum, bub inject some passion

    Mum, bub inject some passion

    The campaign to increase immunisation rates in Brimbank has a new face. As part of an increased push from the North Western Primary Health Network…

  • Mum, bub inject some passion

    Mum, bub inject some passion

    The campaign to increase immunisation rates in Brimbank has a new face. As part of an increased push from the North Western Primary Health Network…

  • Walking towards a cure

    Walking towards a cure

    Jill Goss has been living with Parkinson’s for the past 17 years, but the Taylors Lakes woman refuses to let it get her down. This…

  • Parma’s with a cause

    Parma’s with a cause

    Taylors Lakes Hotel is doing its bit to help fight the drought crippling parts of rural Australia – one parma at a time. The hotel…

  • Hope is on the way for Sunshine

    Hope is on the way for Sunshine

    Sunshine Hospital will be one of six Victorian hospitals to benefit from the expansion of a new suicide prevention program. The state government announced last…

  • Police appeal following Kings Park collision

    Police appeal following Kings Park collision

    Police are appealing for information following a collision in Kings Park yesterday that left a man with life-threatening injuries. Investigators have been told a pedestrian…

  • War memorial vandalised

    War memorial vandalised

    The recently erected Vietnam War Memorial at Kevin Wheelahan Gardens in Sunshine has been vandalised. Vietnamese Cultural and Heritage Centre chair Phong Nguyen said the senseless act…

  • Shot fired in Hillside

    Shot fired in Hillside

    An unoccupied car was fired at in Hillside last night. Police attended an address on John Paul Drive following reports of a shot fired about 11pm. The…

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