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Best of buddies shine in Delahey
Mackellar Primary School’s Better Buddies Program was on full display last week as the school turned purple to raise money for The Alannah and Madeline…
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Priority plea for Calder traffic fix
Brimbank council is calling for urgent action to fix a notorious intersection. Mayor John Hedditch says drivers negotiating the Calder Park Drive and Calder Freeway…
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Soccer hubbub grows
The Albion community soccer hub continues to spread its wings, with huge growth since it kicked off a little more than two years ago. Since…
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Drug importer refused appeal
A Hillside man who was convicted of importing more than 23 kilograms of methamphetamine in a Chevrolet Impala has had his appeal against the conviction…
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Deer Park chemist held up, cash stolen
Police are searching for a man who held up a pharmacy in Deer Park and made off with $300 last night. The man entered PharmaSave…
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Kings Park brother and sister create comic to raise money for brain condition
Sarah Renehan has a thick mop of dark brown hair. Often she dons a big, loose-fitting beanie – and together the head gear and her…
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St Albans house price jumps 26 per cent in a year
House prices in St Albans have jumped almost 26 per cent in a year, with the proportion of auction sales on the rise as well.…
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Hotel owner donated $20,000 to Brimbank fund
The owner of Watergardens Hotel is continuing his support of vulnerable young people living in Brimbank. Hotel owner Alexander Robertson has – with his latest…
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Truck left for months outside Sunshine house for the price of two tickets
A legal loophole has allowed a truck to be parked in a residential Sunshine street for months, for the price of just two parking fines.…
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Iranian refugee finds his feet in design
Erfan Vafamehr misses home. He misses being able to express himself with ease in his mother tongue and wishes he could write without thinking how…
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Sunshine West chemical manufacturer fined for oil spill
A Sunshine West chemical manufacturer has been fined almost $8000 for allowing vegetable oil to spill into the stormwater system. The Environment Protection Authority Victoria…
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More peak hour trains for the Sunbury line
An extra 10 trains will run on the Sunbury line each week when a new timetable comes into effect in August. The new Metro timetable’s…
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VicRoads knocks back council’s request for traffic lights at busy Keilor intersection
The state’s roads authority has no plans to install traffic lights at a busy Keilor intersection despite pleas from Brimbank council. The council has called…
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Albion retirement village fed up with rubbish dumping
An Albion retirement village is considering installing security cameras to deter illegal rubbish dumping on its land after it was forced to pay to have…
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Three teen girls charged over Sunshine North stabbing
Three teenage girls have been charged with recklessly and intentionally causing serious injury over the stabbing of a man in Sunshine North earlier this month.…
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