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  • A fashion star in the making

    A fashion star in the making

    On a night of colourful frocks, elegant gowns and head-turning ensembles, one St Albans Secondary College student stole the show. Anh Hoang took home three…

  • Choir set to usher in the festive season

    Choir set to usher in the festive season

    Members of the Western Health Singers choir are preparing for one of their biggest annual performances. The group will help usher in the festive season…

  • Students to become teachers

    Students to become teachers

    At the beginning of the year, a group of computer coding club students at St Albans’ Catholic Regional College began brainstorming ideas to promote sustainability…

  • My Brimbank

    My Brimbank

    What is your connection to Brimbank?   Until recently, I had lived in Brimbank all my life. I grew up in Deer Park and went…

  • Students embrace walking in the West

    Students embrace walking in the West

    Sydenham-Hillside Primary School pupils have been stepping out in this year’s VicHealth Walk to School program. Teacher Henry Nicdao says the initiative helped ease vehicle…

  • Tree vandals strike again

    A spate of attacks on trees in Sunshine’s Wright Street has cost Brimbank ratepayers more than $9000 in the past two months. About 25 trees…

  • Sunshine to remain a dry zone

    Sunshine to remain a dry zone

    Sunshine’s central business district will remain an alcohol-free zone after Victoria Police successfully applied to extend a ban for a further 12 months. The area…

  • Sunshine police make major drug bust

    Sunshine police have seized about 481 grams of methyl amphetamine, eight grams of ecstasy, a quantity of weapons and more than $50,000 in cash from…

  • Run for mum is all heart

    Run for mum is all heart

    Kristian and Alissa Martan will pound the pavement in memory of their mother at next month’s City2Sea run, raising funds for breast cancer research in…

  • Students embrace walking in the West

    Students embrace walking in the West

    Sydenham-Hillside Primary School pupils have been stepping out in this year’s VicHealth Walk to School program. Teacher Henry Nicdao says the initiative helped ease vehicle…

  • St Albans’ Catholic Regional College goes back-to-back

    St Albans’ Catholic Regional College goes back-to-back

    Catholic Regional College in St Albans has won the community secondary school leadership section at Sustainability Victoria’s ResourceSmart Schools Awards for the second year in…

  • Two injured fixing car on Princes Freeway, Altona North

    Two injured fixing car on Princes Freeway, Altona North

    Two men were critically injured while fixing a car beside the Princes Freeway at Altona North on Wednesday night. Police say the pair were working…

  • Two more charged over restaurant stabbing

    Homicide Squad detectives have charged another two men following the alleged fatal stabbing of a man at a restaurant in Caroline Springs in September. It…

  • Young designers hit the catwalk for Fashion Awards

    Young designers hit the catwalk for Fashion Awards

      Colourful frocks, fitted floor-length evening gowns and full skirts dominated the runway when Australia’s best new and emerging designers showed off their wares at…

  • Cans Film Festival coming to Yarraville

    Cans Film Festival coming to Yarraville

    Forget the French Riviera – the most thought-provoking new film festival is coming to Yarraville. The Sun Theatre has partnered with Foodbank Victoria to launch…

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