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In Brief
NAIDOC celebrations The theme of NAIDOC Week (July 8-15) is ‘Because of her, we can!’ – to highlight the contributions Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander…
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Check mates
Eric and Benjamin Zhang love chess. The Taylors Lakes brothers, aged nine and seven, play each other three times a day, trying to claim bragging…
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Altona Meadows woman jailed for fatal freeway crash
An Altona Meadows woman has been jailed as a result of a crash which killed a man on the Western Ring Road. Werribee father of…
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Brimbank’s Most Wanted: July 3, 2018
Let’s help Brimbank Police. If you have any information in relation to these people, contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or contact your local…
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Socceroos fancy fast action
The Socceroos believe their superior fitness and Peru’s propensity for attack will play into their hands in their defining World Cup fixture in Russia.
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My Brimbank: Tom Yabio
What’s your connection to Brimbank? I moved to St Albans in 2007, from Adelaide, and have resided in the Brimbank area since. Most of my…
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New electorate for Brimbank
A new federal electorate has been created in the heart of Brimbank. The electorate of Fraser, named in honour of former Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser,…
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Bloom fades for florist
A stalwart of the Hampshire Road shopping strip in Sunshine has called it a day. With a heavy heart, Silke Pauli has decided to close…
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Friends bag a winner
Kororoit Creek Neighbourhood House members are on a mission. With grocery chains moving to ditch single-use plastic bags, they are out to make it easy…
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Reserve makes a splash
Joe Brown Recreation Reserve looked more like a swimming pool than a football ground after wild weather lashed Brimbank earlier this month. Keilor Football Club…
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Finding home in Sunshine
A powerful exhibition that explores people, place and experiences is on display at the Brimbank Community and Civic Centre. Artist Paul Borg said the pieces…
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Hard rubbish time for Brimbank
Brimbank’s annual hard rubbish collection begins next week. This year’s hard waste collection will start on Monday, July 2 and run for six weeks, finishing…
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Meet the sausage king
A popular Caroline Springs butcher shop has been crowned a sausage king. Rainbow Meats, located at Caroline Springs Square, took out the top gongs in…
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A happy spot by nature
A nature-themed park at Antwerp Drive Reserve in Keilor Downs has opened to the public. The upgraded park, officially re-opened earlier this month, includes a…
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Brimbank high on warrant list
Brimbank wracked up a total of $99,189,132 in outstanding warrants for the financial year ending June 30, 2017. The figure, the fourth highest for Victorian…
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