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Community calendar
Market day The Altona Lions Cherry Lake market is on the first Sunday of the month. The next one, on March 4, will have stalls,…
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Teenagers interviewed over Taylors Hill home invasion
Detectives from Taskforce Wayward are currently interviewing two teenagers in relation to a number of recent incidents, including a home invasion in Taylors Hill on…
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WYNnovation: Here’s to great ideas
The first WYNnovation festival will be held next month. Wyndham’s future focused economy portfolio holder Cr Walter Villagonzalo said the six-day festival would include a…
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Mother and child threatened in another home invasion
By Daniella Miletic – The Age A woman and child were awoken by a masked gang jumping on their bed and threatening them with a…
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VicRoads opens new office
VicRoads’ new Sunshine office opened its doors to the public yesterday. VicRoads executive director of registration and licensing Paul Santamaria said the new facility is…
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New boundary for suburbs
Taylors Lakes’ suburb boundary is set to be extended. The extension means a section of the boundary between Taylors Lakes and Keilor will be moved…
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He’s not heavy, he’s my brother
Midwives at Sunshine Hospital deliver thousands of babies each year, but one arrival this month is sure to live in their memories for a while.…
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Dance studio on pointe
Derrimut Dance Studio students are peparing to deliver the performance of their lives. The studio’s junior and intermediate students have been invited to perform in…
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Kisses not going quietly
An up-and-coming Keilor Park hip hop artist has turned online hate into art. Nina Lee Kisses released her first song, 100s in LA, on major…
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Council has had its fill of landfill
Brimbank council will continue to push towards more sustainable waste management practices. The council is developing its new Waste, Recycling and Litter Strategy 2018-2028 and…
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My Brimbank: Mike Huynh
What’s your connection with Brimbank? I’ve lived in Brimbank for the past 10 years. I used to live in the east, but I decided…
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Park starved for food service
Brimbank Park is still without a cafe. Almost three months since the Brownstone Cafe closed its doors late last year, one of the municipality’s biggest…
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Going casual pays off
Late last year students at Caroline Springs’ Lakeview College ditched their uniforms. The school normally follows a strict dress code, but last September students donned…
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Heat on power suppliers
Brimbank council is turning the heat on its power distribution providers and is urging them to face the people after recurring power outages. A heatwave…
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Call to re-think blanket rate caps
Brimbank council will send a submission expressing its “general support” for the intention of the state government’s local government draft bill. The state government began…
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