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Police hunt for men involved in brutal Braybrook death
Homicide detectives are continuing to hunt for up to six men involved in the brutal death of a Braybrook man in an incident that has…
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Man slashed with machete during Sunshine West robbery
A 22-year old man has been slashed with a machete and robbed outside a Sunshine West shopping centre. Police said the victim was confronted by…
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Santa’s early visit to Sunshine
The Sunshine Marketplace is asking the community to help it spread some festive cheer across Brimbank. The marketplace has teamed up with the Salvation Army…
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Worksafe plea for vigilance this Christmas
December is traditionally a time of festive cheer and celebration. However the end of the year also marks a dangerous period for the workforce. WorkSafe…
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Council slams pokies legislation
Brimbank mayor Margaret Giudice says the Victorian government’s decision to extended licences for poker machine operators has condemned Brimbank to decades of losses it can…
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Police blitz to target motorcyclists
Motorcyclists in Brimbank can expect some extra attention this summer. With the number of serious and fatal collisions involving motorcyclists spiking during the summer months,…
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Bin collections missing a trick
The number of missed kerbside bin collections in Brimbank rose last year. Data collected by the state government shows that 11.91 bins per 10,000 households…
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Exhibition a dream come true
For Egyptian born artist Tadros Hanna, the opening of his first solo art exhibition Awakening: My Vision in Melbourne is a dream come true. A…
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Digital switch causes planning delays
Less than half of Brimbank’s planning applications are decided upon within required time frames, according to state government statistics. The Know Your Council website shows…
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My Brimbank: Karen Hart
What’s your connection to Brimbank? I’m the general manager of The Youth Junction Inc, which was established in 2006 for young people aged between 12-25…
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First Hackerspace event a success
Brimbank’s newly established Hackerspace community group is claiming its first public speaking event a success. As part of its push to increase community awareness of…
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Keilor named a burglary hot spot
Keilor has been named as one of Victoria’s burglary hot spots. The RACV’s annual analysis of burglaries from across the state showed that one in…
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Massive crowd expected for Lunar Festival
A bevy of food, entertainment and a spectacular fireworks show are set to take over the streets of St Albans next year. St Albans Lunar…
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Tree giving the goods
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at Brimbank and while there are many activities to enjoy in the lead-up to the festive season,…
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Rotary branches out
Anyone still hoping to deck the halls with a new Christmas tree this year should look no further than Caroline Springs Rotary Club. The club…
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