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  • EPA acts over waste tyres

    A Sunshine North company was fined nearly $8000 earlier this month, after stockpiling more than 70 tonnes of waste tyres without a licence. The Environmental…

  • Candidate to face court

    A candidate in the 2016 Brimbank council election has been charged with failing to submit a campaign donation return. Nick Nicolaou ran as a candidate…

  • McKay Gardens festival blooming

    McKay Gardens festival blooming

    H. V. McKay Memorial Gardens are set to come alive this weekend with a day of fun and activities designed to bring people back to…

  • Melanie steps it up

    Melanie steps it up

    Melanie Bugeja is putting one foot in front of the other for a cause. The Caroline Springs kindergarten teacher is lacing up for Run for…

  • Grand day for Deer Park

    Grand day for Deer Park

    Deer Park Bowls Club will be a hive of activity on the last weekend of March, with the club hosting the Premier Bowls grand final…

  • Police investigate violent home invasion

    Update: Police are investigating whether this morning’s aggravated burglary is linked to an armed robbery at a McDonald’s in Essendon. It is believed five males…

  • P-plater avoids head-on crash with police

    A 53-year-old Braybrook P-plater was arrested and his car was impounded overnight after allegedly driving on the wrong side of the freeway. Police said that…

  • Making a splash in Big Bay Swim

    Making a splash in Big Bay Swim

    Williamstown’s Jesse Coulson and Altona’s Robbe Dilissen are hoping to catch Sam Sheppard in this month’s Jalna Big Bay Swim. They’ll join swimmers from the…

  • Police investigate Kororoit Creek Walking Trail fires

    Brimbank Crime Investigation Unit detectives are investigating a series of deliberately lit fires along the Kororoit Creek Walking Trail in Sunshine. The first of five…

  • Woolworths ditches single-use plastic bags

    Woolworths ditches single-use plastic bags

    Woolworths Taylors Lakes will be one of the first stores in Victoria to ditch single-use plastic bags. The move, which takes effect from Wednesday, April…

  • Intersection upgrades completed

    Intersection upgrades completed

    The upgrade of the busy Kings and Taylors roads intersection in Delahey has been completed. Roads Minister Luke Donnellan, who officially opened the revamped intersection…

  • Support group calls for help

    Support group calls for help

    A St Albans-based learning support organisation that helps students from migrant or refugee backgrounds is in need of aid. Edmund Rice Community & Refugee Services,…

  • Writer unites women

    Writer unites women

    A Deer Park woman’s passion for writing and love for life is playing a role in uniting women. Alyssa Ho’s inspirational quotes on love and…

  • Classic cars muscle into town

    Classic cars muscle into town

    Keilor Central is gearing up for an influx of revving engines as a cavalcade of head-turning vehicles descend on the shopping centre. The centre’s annual…

  • St Albans home to housing first

    St Albans home to housing first

    Construction has begun on a pioneer disability housing development in St Albans. The Browne Avenue project is one of the first developments being built to…

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