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  • Bag ban gets bigger

    Bag ban gets bigger

    Woolworths’ Taylors Lakes store kick-started the company’s green movement by ditching single-use plastic bags last week. Taylors Lakes is one of three Victorian stores, the…

  • Former city council offices up for sale

    Former city council offices up for sale

    A piece of Sunshine history is up for sale. With the new Brimbank Community and Civic Centre now fully operational, the former council home at…

  • An artistic journey awaits

    An artistic journey awaits

    One of Brimbank’s brightest creative minds is preparing to take an audience on an artistic journey. St Albans-based filmmaker Saidin Salkic will be screening his…

  • Recycling contractor ‘in talks’

    Recycling contractor ‘in talks’

    Brimbank council is in discussions with its recycling contractor, SKM, to ensure kerbside bin collections remain as changes to the global recycling market continue to…

  • Ladies first for crossing

    Ladies first for crossing

    The long-awaited lights at the Ballarat Road and Perth Avenue intersection will be fitted with female pedestrian signals if the Albion Action Group has its…

  • Brimbank falls between cracks

    Brimbank falls between cracks

    St Albans, Sunshine North, Ardeer and Albion are among the most disadvantaged Victorian suburbs, according to new census data. The Bureau of Statistics’ index of…

  • Focusing on women

    Focusing on women

    NAIDOC Week may be nearly three months away, but Western Health and local councils are calling for entrants in a photography competition to highlight the…

  • More jail time for riot prisoner

    More jail time for riot prisoner

    A man who took part in a riot at the Ravenhall Correctional Centre in 2015 had his sentence extended by 18 months in the County…

  • Hello Vietnam

    Hello Vietnam

    Vietnamese culture will take centre stage in St Albans this weekend, with the launch of a new show. The Festival of Traditional Vietnamese Music and…

  • Twenty arrested in child exploitation raids

    Twenty arrested in child exploitation raids

    A Sunshine North man has been charged as part of a statewide police operation into online child exploitation. Operation P2P, a joint operation between Victoria…

  • More services needed for premature babies

    More services needed for premature babies

    A Werribee South mother has called for Wyndham’s maternity services to be expanded to cater for babies born between 24 and 32 weeks’ gestation. Jody…

  • Man nabbed drink driving in Derrimut

    A Delahey man has been suspended from driving after he returned a breath test more than three times the legal limit in Derrimut last Thursday.…

  • Hoops hopes on the rise

    Hoops hopes on the rise

    If determination and work ethic have anything to do with it, Alieu Chol will be taking his Melton-honed basketball talent to the world. The 19-year-old…

  • New police bus ready for the road

    Police will be able to test more motorists more often as a fleet of 10 new alcohol and drug testing buses are set to hit…

  • A donation with heart

    A donation with heart

    After losing her husband to cardiac arrest, Anne Holland is determined to bring about change. Ms Holland founded the charity organisation Urban Lifesavers, which aims…

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