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Young artists take their work to market

Three young Brimbank artists joined forces – and cemented their sense of community – via a three-week project on one of St Albans’ busier...

Novak Djokovic wows Braybrook

Braybrook had a brush with tennis royalty this afternoon with Australian Open winner Novak Djokovic finding time to support the west's most disadvantaged children. Less than 24...

Sydneham Road security cameras stolen

Four security cameras installed to monitor a troubled Sydenham road famous for hoons and dumped rubbish were stolen last week. A Sydenham resident, who wishes to remain...

Up to 400 gather for late night drags

As many as 400 people at a time are gathering in industrial estates at Tullamarine for illegal street racing so intense that fire brigade units...

‘Crush all hoons’ cars’, says Hume councillor

Anyone caught doing burnouts or engaging in hoon behaviour should have their car impounded and sold for charity or crushed, a Hume councillor believes. Speaking...

Brimbank Cup returns for fifth year

One of Brimbank’s biggest sporting events returns this month. The fifth annual Brimbank Cup will offer two days of family-friendly activities as 32 club and community...

Graffiti removal bill jumps by $100,000

The cost of removing graffiti from Brimbank council-owned properties has jumped by almost $100,000 over the past year. However, Sunshine and St Albans traders associations...

Brooklyn pollution may force family out

A Brooklyn mother wants to leave the area because of ongoing health concerns linked to local pollution. Olexandra Vazhnenko, a biologist, fears for her family’s...

Cemetery bus service to roll on

A free bus service that takes Brimbank residents on visits to Keilor cemetery will continue. Star Weekly revealed late in 2014 that the service, which...

New bus depot for Sunshine West

Works have begun on a new, purpose-built bus depot at Sunshine West, which will create at least 150 local jobs. The Vella Drive depot, which...

You’ve seen it, now serve it

With the Australian Open still fresh in the minds of fans, Keilor East Tennis Club wants newcomers and lapsed players to pick up a...

Police seek Sunshine sex attacker after 30 years

Cold case investigators have called for information about a man who sexually abused a teenage girl twice in the same Sunshine paddock, four months...

Ice seized at Caroline Springs home

Two men appeared in court yesterday facing charges of drug importation, after police raided several premises, including a Caroline Springs house, earlier this week. Australian Border...

EPA closes in on January stink

A sewage-like stink which was smelt across eleven Brimbank suburbs in early January was “likely” caused by seaweed and exposed mudflats the Environment Protection...

Ring Road victims connected to illegal racing scene

Two young people who died in a fiery crash after careering off a bridge were members of Melbourne's illegal racing scene. Harley Churchill and Ivana Clonaridis...

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Students become published authors

Ardeer Primary School students have recently celebrated being published authors thanks to a program called Writer in Residence run by Ardoch, a non-profit education...