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Four teens in custody following Sunshine West home invasion
Four teenagers are in police custody following a home invasion in Sunshine West yesterday. A Victoria Police spokeswoman said four young men were arrested on…
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Sexual assault in Werribee
Police have arrested three men following an alleged sexual assault in Werribee last night. Investigators said the men approached a woman sleeping under a footbridge…
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Soccer girls kicking goals
Three years after launching its soccer academy, the results are starting to come for Keilor Downs College, with three of the school’s girls’ sides through…
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Station vandals cause a stink
Toilets at St Albans train station are regularly rendered unusable following crude graffiti and vandalism, according to Brimbank’s citizen of the year John Puli. Mr…
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Council anger over ‘tainted’ pokies take
Brimbank council is calling for a greater return of gambling money to the municipality after a recent report revealed Brimbank had again generated the biggest…
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Rugby sisters kick on
Olympic gold inspired them last year – this year Burnside Heights sisters Kelera and Melaia will be taking their talents to the national stage as…
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New fun run for Brimbank Park
Running has always been a part of life for Jorge Ruben Soto Silva – so he hopes a fun run series coming to Brimbank will…
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New peak trains for Sunbury line
Commuters using the Sunbury train line will have a bit more breathing space by the end of the month, with the addition of 10 new…
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Science in action
Caroline Chisholm Catholic College students were “walking on clouds” last week. The Braybrook college invited everyone at the school to walk through a living experiment…
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‘Grim’ outlook on rentals
Only one in five Brimbank residents can afford to rent privately in the municipality. The startling statistic has been revealed by the Council to Homelessness…
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St Albans scribe tells all
George Rasic is not your average pensioner – behind those steel-rimmed glasses is a sprightly 78-year-old St Albans resident who is a rock star of…
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A loud rock history profiled
An exhibition of multimedia artworks produced by a 1970s underground band featuring a Brimbank resident will be held in St Kilda this month. Rock Granite…
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Hefty bill dumped on council
Brimbank has spent almost $700,000 cleaning up illegally dumped rubbish in the past financial year, the council has revealed. Brimbank mayor John Hedditch said the…
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Christmas Day legal storm for Keilor couple
An elderly Keilor couple has urged residents to read the fine print of their home and contents insurance policies after losing a lengthy battle against…
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Former Keilor Heights principal convicted
A former Keilor Heights Primary School principal has been convicted in the County Courtand placed on a two-year good behaviour bond following a major investigation…
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