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Police operation sweeps crime from streets
A two-day Victoria Police operation has targeted high volume crime in Sunshine and St Albans. Members from multiple units took to the street earlier this…
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Taking strides towards cystic fibrosis awareness
Five-month old Noah Acreman has endured more challenges in his short life than many. The little boy suffered breathing difficulties at four weeks of age…
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Leisure centres set for major upgrades
By Tate Papworth The St Albans Leisure Centre is set for a $50 million makeover. While plans are still in their infancy, Brimbank mayor…
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My Brimbank: Bob Taylor
Bob Taylor is the production manager at Stereo 974 radio in Braybrook, and has been in the entertainment industry for 60 years. He spoke to…
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Bike buddies step up their game
A partnership between Brimbank Bicycle Education and Taylors Lakes Secondary College is bearing fruit, with young mentors making a difference. What started as having students…
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Mentor program gets results
Year 11 students from Copperfield College, Delahey, have finished a year-long mentoring program, and the results are showing. Students in VCAL courses at the school…
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No dramas for star of Sunshine
He’s being stopped in the streets for autographs and recognised wherever he goes, but Sunshine actor/basketballer Wally Elnour is still in disbelief at the turn…
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Sunshine photos a hit
Fresh on the back of the success of the TV series Sunshine, the Sunshine Photo Project is showing the suburb in a new light. The…
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Mayor reflects on year of change
John Hedditch is one week away from completing his tenure as Brimbank’s first mayor for eight years. He chats to Ewen McRae How are you…
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Soccer star on the rise
Luke Duzel is starting to turn heads in Australian soccer circles, after the gifted teenager played two international tournaments and a national championship in the…
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Vinnies’ plea on poverty
The rising cost of living is driving more and more families to the brink of poverty and putting a strain on support services. That’s the…
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Teenager stabbed in Sunshine carpark
A 17-year-old boy was taken to hospital with a stab wound following an argument in a Sunshine carpark on Monday night. Detective Senior Constable Scott…
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Frustration over phone services
Caroline Springs residents are among Victoria’s most frustrated phone and internet users, according to a new report. The recently released Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman’s annual report…
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Soccer champs on a high
Catholic Regional College Sydenham sits on top of the school soccer mountain, after taking out the Premier School’s Cup recently. The college – which is…
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Council joins VicRoads fight
Brimbank council has called on the state government to reverse a VicRoads decision to remove licence testing and roadworthy checks from services at its new…
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