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  • A piece of local history re-opens

    A piece of local history re-opens

    A Sunshine stalwart has re-opened its doors to the public. The Sunshine Bunnings Warehouse, the first Bunnings store to be built in Australia, reopened last…

  • Ardeer South Primary School celebrates cultural diversity

    Ardeer South Primary School celebrates cultural diversity

    There was a kaleidoscope of international food, music and traditional dress when Ardeer South Primary School celebrated its multicultural diversity. Event organiser Lisa Adams said…

  • Premier pledges 1200 new jobs for the West

    Premier pledges 1200 new jobs for the West

    Premier Daniel Andrews has promised the creation of more than 1200 jobs in Melbourne’s west in the next five years. Apprentices, trainees and former auto…

  • Fight to keep licence testing in Sunshine continues

    Fight to keep licence testing in Sunshine continues

    The fight to keep licence tests and vehicle checks in Sunshine gained momentum when community members and four Brimbank councillors rallied outside VicRoads’ office last…

  • Cricket stars delight at Caroline Springs

    Cricket stars delight at Caroline Springs

    Junior members of the Caroline Springs Cricket Club met some senior stars of the game last week. Cameron White, Jon Holland and Scott Boland, who…

  • New technology to fight truck rollovers

    New technology to fight truck rollovers

    New technology is being introduced to the west to help reduce the number of heavy vehicle rollovers and fatal crashes. Developed by Port Melbourne-based company…

  • Exhibition showcases local talent

    Exhibition showcases local talent

    Caroline Chisholm Catholic College’s auditorium was transformed into an art gallery last week for the annual art, design and technology exhibition. Dubbed Imagine, the exhibition each…

  • Police seek witnesses to St Albans hit-run

    Keilor Downs police are appealing for witnesses to a hit-run collision in St Albans. A 77 year-old male was struck by a reversing vehicle at…

  • Sunshine among the worst suburbs for bail breaches

    Sunshine among the worst suburbs for bail breaches

    Sunshine has recorded one of the highest numbers of bail breaches in Victoria. Statistics released by the Crime Statistics Agency Victoria revealed that the suburb…

  • Keilor Primary School set for a $2.24 million upgrade.

    Keilor Primary School set for a $2.24 million upgrade.

    Keilor Primary School is set for a multi-million dollar upgrade. Staff and students at Keilor will soon get a new school building courtesy of a…

  • Police investigate St Albans sexual assault

    Detectives from the Transit Crime Investigation Unit are investigating a sexual assault that occurred on a train in St Albans last month. Investigators have been…

  • Brimbank’s Most Wanted: November 15, 2017

    Brimbank’s Most Wanted: November 15, 2017

    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…

  • Smart city message goes global

    Smart city message goes global

    Wyndham council’s WynLens project is in the running for a smart city global award. City economy, innovation and liveability director Kate Roffey, WynLens creator Adam…

  • BBs bring their A game

    BBs bring their A game

    They’ve been credited with bringing humanity to the table. The BBs are one of eight teams in the North Western Pool League. Made up of…

  • A guide to inclusion in sport

    A guide to inclusion in sport

    A parent with a child with Asperger’s recalling the moment his son scored a basketball goal is among the stories told in a new guide…

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