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  • Local brass still making noise

    Local brass still making noise

    Nearly 90 years after it began entertaining locals, the Sunshine Community Brass Band is still going strong and is on the hunt for new members.…

  • More than a fair musician

    More than a fair musician

    Konna Seccull is a particularly gifted saxophonist. The 13-year-old has thrown himself into his music, practising on his own after school as well as with…

  • St Albans cyclist “fighting for life” in hospital after Macedon crash

    St Albans cyclist “fighting for life” in hospital after Macedon crash

    A St Albans man is in “the fight of his life to try and survive” after being hit from behind while cycling near Macedon yesterday.…

  • Violinist on the rise

    Violinist on the rise

    When Nyssa Sanguansri was three years old, she saw a television cartoon of Bugs Bunny playing the violin. That inspired her to ask her parents…

  • Sunbury businesses fuel loyalty

    Sunbury businesses fuel loyalty

    Sunbury businesses are uniting in a campaign to encourage residents to go local. Several shops have jumped on board a co-operative fuel discount program that…

  • Drivers slam VicRoads plan

    Drivers slam VicRoads plan

    A second protest was staged on Friday over VicRoads’ decision to stop licence testing and vehicle checks in Sunshine. Protest organiser Peter Thomson said protesting…

  • Honouring lives lost

    Honouring lives lost

    A permanent reminder of the lives lost at Victorian level crossings has been installed in St Albans. A memorial plaque and garden honouring the men…

  • MY BRIMBANK

    MY BRIMBANK

    What’s your connection to Brimbank?   I was born here and have been living in the area since. I’m currently living in Cairnlea.   What…

  • Next level school rugby

    Victoria University Secondary College is stepping up in the rugby league world, with the club’s senior side earning admittance into the top tier of the…

  • Shed builds on support

    Shed builds on support

    A group of men at the Tullamarine Community House are well on their way to raising enough money to build a men’s shed at the…

  • Bandido loses prison appeal

    Bandido loses prison appeal

    A member of the Bandidos motorcycle gang who was sentenced to 10 years in prison for killing a man and dumping his body in East…

  • Brimbank has Hart for reconciliation

    Brimbank council’s part in a reconciliation walk to the MCG at last year’s Boxing Day test match was recognised last week with a HART Award.…

  • OAM for Kealba tree doctor

    OAM for Kealba tree doctor

    Dedication to the environment by Kealba’s Gregory Moore has been rewarded by inclusion in the annual Queen’s Birthday honours list. Dr Moore, awarded a Medal…

  • Socceroo coaching hits Keilor

    Socceroo coaching hits Keilor

    A Keilor Downs soccer program is offering local kids the chance to receive free coaching from a Socceroo. Football Technique Australia is inviting children aged…

  • St Albans house tipped to sell for more than $1.5 million passed in at auction

    St Albans house tipped to sell for more than $1.5 million passed in at auction

    A St Albans house in the suburb’s bustling shopping district that was tipped to sell at auction for more than $1.5 million passed in at…

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