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Celebrating new heights
St Albans Heights Primary School is celebrating half a century of shaping young minds. School principal Helen Otway said a big celebration is planned for…
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Sydenham bridge a blank canvas
The search is on for an artist to help Sydenham’s newest road bridge come to life. Artists are being invited to submit expressions of interest…
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Great idea is a big help
Western Health has celebrated the launch of an initiative helping those in greatest need. The organisation’s new website, The Greatest Need Project, went live at…
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Letting their hair down
Students at Keilor Downs College have added colour and flare to their hair, all in the name of charity. Fifty students from the school took…
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Airport noise drives curfew plea
Fed up Keilor residents are continuing to push for a solution to noise caused by planes at Melbourne Airport. The suburb lies just a few…
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Mental health ‘first aid’ for family
The Taylors Lakes Lions Club is offering support for the families and friends of those suffering a mental illness. The club will hold a dinner…
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Art of good neighbours
Two Sunshine sisters have turned their love of their neighbourhood into colourful works of art. The artworks created by Ruby, 9, and Willow, 7 will…
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Crime dive in Brimbank
Brimbank crime has fallen to its lowest level in six years. There were 17,149 criminal offences recorded in the municipality for the year ending December,…
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Butcher to sharpen his spiel
A Keilor Downs butcher has pitted his skills against 20 of the industry’s leaders in a bid to be crowned the country’s best butcher. Sammy…
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Call for cops in trail bike fight
Melbourne Water and the Brimbank council will urge local police to patrol parks and reserves near waterways in a bid to curb illegal trail bike…
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Drink, drug drivers nabbed
Brimbank recorded the second highest number of drivers under the influence of drugs or alcohol in the state over the labor day long weekend. Operation…
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IN FOCUS: Education recruitment’s class act
In the six months since director Lu Ahmet-Nicdao started 21st Century Teachers, she has seen it successfully fill a gap in the education sector by…
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Footy boss sacked over racist slur
The Albion Football Club has sacked its president following the publication of racist posts on his private Facebook page. Wayne Finco, who was elected as…
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College fights violence
Overnewton Anglican Community College is stepping up in the fight against family violence, with the launch of its Respectful Relationships program for 2018. It is…
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Train services fall below par
Train searvices on the Sunbury line fell well short of new performance targets during February, according to new data. Public Transport Victoria last week released…
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