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  • VicRoads to address Calder concerns

    VicRoads has begun a study to address safety concerns on a notorious stretch of the Calder Freeway. Last month a woman died when her car…

  • Recycling future hinges of key talks

    Recycling future hinges of key talks

    The short-term future of kerbside recycling in Brimbank is secure, however its long-term viability is anything but. Last month China stopped accepting 24 different categories…

  • Police hunt masked bandits

    Brimbank Embona detectives are hunting for two masked bandits after a milk bar and a grocery store were robbed earlier this month. Police believe the…

  • Five people arrested and charged following police raids

    Five people arrested and charged following police raids

    Five people have been arrested and charged following police raids in Albanvale this morning. Brimbank Crime Investigation Unit detectives executed drug warrants at three properties…

  • Grant shines a light on safety

    Grant shines a light on safety

    St Albans town centre received a facelift last week with the installation of new lights to improve safety in the popular shopping strip. Brimbank council…

  • Killer driver loses prison appeal

    Killer driver loses prison appeal

    A man who was sentenced to more than nine years in prison for a series of driving offences, including a fatal collision with a pedestrian,…

  • Take action by talking

    Take action by talking

    An initiative aimed at getting more people talking about cancer is coming to Brimbank. Run by the North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network (NWMPHN), the…

  • Green wisdom for Brimbank

    Green wisdom for Brimbank

    The Sustainable Living in Brimbank expo is back for its eighth year, showcasing a wide range of ideas on how to conserve energy, grow your…

  • Wearing hope on their sleeve

    Wearing hope on their sleeve

    What started as a discussion on Facebook could soon become a major community project. Dinesh Jayasuriya and Wayne Murphy are spearheading a T-shirt project designed…

  • Gates gone but not forgotten

    Gates gone but not forgotten

    The boom gates at the former Melton Highway level crossing in Sydenham have been symbolically discarded. Following the opening last week of the southern side…

  • Searching for “Sunshine gay girl”

    Searching for “Sunshine gay girl”

    An artists’ collective researching lesbian and gay pioneers from Melbourne’s west has sparked a search for a “Sunshine gay girl” who wrote a letter to…

  • Police to hold St Albans information caravan

    Homicide Squad detectives will tomorrow night set up an information caravan in the street where an elderly woman was fatally assaulted in St Albans. A…

  • Sunshine teen charged over west crime spree

    A 17-year-old Sunshine boy has been arrested in relation to a series of home invasions last month. The teenager was arrested and charged yesterday with…

  • Brimbank’s Most Wanted: February 6, 2018

    Brimbank’s Most Wanted: February 6, 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…

  • St Albans assault victim dies

    A 77-year-old woman who was bashed and left for dead while walking her dogs in St Albans last week has died. Le Ngoc Le was…

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