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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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,…
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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…
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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…
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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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Cool keys for St Albans
Brimbank artist Tadros Hanna is bringing a splash of colour and music to St Albans. A piano decorated by Hanna that featured in the Melbourne…
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Life saving cat in need of life saving support
Truffles is a life saver. The two-year-old domestic short-hair tortoiseshell cat came to Frances Micallef as a mental health therapy-assistance cat during her darkest times.…
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Park reserved for fun
Jamieson Street Reserve in St Albans is being transformed. Brimbank council has announced a $450,000 project to build new playgrounds, electric barbecues and drinking fountains,…
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Future focus on Sydenham Park
The future of Sydenham Park is up for discussion, with Brimbank council calling on residents to submit their ideas on what the popular park should…
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School band hits right note
The Queens Baton Relay passed through the west last week on its way to the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games, and a group of Braybrook students…
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