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Old is gold in Brimbank plan
A new council plan to improve the lives of Brimbank’s oldest residents has been put into action. The Age Friendly City Plan 2018-2022, adopted at…
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Colourful brew for Brimbank
Brimbank’s cultural diversity has been celebrated with performances and a pop-up cafe lighting up St Albans. St Albans town centre came alive from March 23…
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My Brimbank: Paul Eleftheriou
What’s your connection to the west? My paternal grandparents moved to Sunshine in the 1950s from Cyprus. My dad grew up in Sunshine and…
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Brimbank’s Most Wanted: March 27, 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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Man charged over Cairnlea death
Homicide Squad detectives have charged a man following the discovery of a woman’s body in Cairnlea last night. The 59-year-old woman’s body was discovered at…
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Food Bytes with Sarah Patterson
Food Bytes with Sarah Patterson
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MY WYNDHAM: Michael Kwon
Singer Michael Kwon and his wife migrated from Mauritius to Australia more than a year ago, before settling in Point Cook. What brought you…
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My Brimbank: Xuan Dinh
What’s your connection to Brimbank? I have lived in North Sunshine for 25 years. My family and myself opened a restaurant around three years ago…
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Path to better connections
A new cycling and walking path will be built to connect the Sunshine CBD to Albion train station. The $1.3 million project will create a…
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Playing with a classic
After delighting audiences at the Poppy Seed Festival, a small play with a big message will feature at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Sunshine actor…
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Council puts recycling to the test
Brimbank residents will be able to recycle more and waste less under a waste, recycling and litter strategy proposed by the council. The strategy seeks…
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Big day for small stars
A cinema designed by children for children has opened in Sunshine in time for the school holidays. Built for children aged three to 10 years,…
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‘Third lane’ continues to create confusion
The completion of improvement works to the Green Gully Road on-ramp to the Calder Freeway has eased congestion, but failed to eradicate a major problem,…
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When Charlie met Lorna
When Charlie and Lorna Abela first met, they didn’t in their wildest dreams imagine they’d still be together more than six decades later. This month…
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Council query on pokies code
Brimbank council is seeking confirmation that parts of the Victorian Responsible Gambling Code of Conduct are working effectively. Cr John Hedditch tabled a motion at…
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