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Rail plans right on track
Watergardens station and the Sunbury line are set for big upgrades as part of the state budget announced last week. As part of a cash…
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Council creates lobbying role
Former politician Kelvin Thomson has taken up an advocacy position with Brimbank council. Mr Thomson served in state Parliament from 1988 to 1994, and spent…
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Council details MAV wish list
Gambling reform, litter management and sports funding will be high on the agenda when Brimbank council presents a number of motions at the upcoming Municipal…
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‘Merciful’ jail term upheld
A St Albans man who was sentenced to jail for his role in an attempted aggravated burglary at St Albans has failed in his bid…
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Dressing for success
A local bridesmaids dress business is getting ready to showcase its wares on the national stage. The Bridesmaids Dressing Room in Cairnlea was recently crowned…
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Office sale nets council millions
Brimbank council has had a financial windfall with its former municipal offices being sold for more than twice their original estimate. The former offices on…
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Brimbank’s Most Wanted: May 8, 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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Brimbank’s Most Wanted: May 1, 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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Laws force hoons off the street
Brimbank council’s trailblazing anti hoon laws have been labelled a success. The Victorian-first laws were introduced in January and allow police to issue $800 fines…
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Cheers to a good run
Students at Keilor Primary School sweated it out recently with a fun run to help raise funds for upgrades. Keilor Primary School co-captain Riana said…
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Running for a cause
Gavin Almenara normally avoids running, however a cause close to his heart inspired him to pull on the runners. In an effort to raise awareness…
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Don’t be a dill with pills
Pharmacists are encouraging community members to check their medicine cabinets and get rid of unwanted or expired medicines. It is estimated that there are millions…
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Farm days over at Horseshoe Bend
There are no plans to restore Keilor’s historic Horseshoe Bend farm to a functioning farm. The 26-hectare reserve was re-opened to the public in 2016,…
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Locals kick up over stink
Fed up Brooklyn residents have called for a manned monitoring station in the suburb to put an end to years of odour problems. After a…
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Cairnlea tree of honour
Cairnlea Park Primary School marked Anzac Day with a lasting reminder of the sacrifices made by those who fought at Gallipoli. The school was selected…
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