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Speed limits to be reduced in Sunshine

The speed limit in downtown Sunshine is expected to be dropped by 10km/h an hour in two city streets this week. Brimbank council has been...

Brimbank needs shared bike path network

Brimbank council is seeking a comprehensive shared path network to ease a heavy reliance on cars across the municipality. The council says links between Sunshine...

RRL opening causes Deer Park crossing gridlock

Ballarat train timetables will be reviewed after a Brimbank politician raised commuter frustration in parliament last week. Member for Kororoit Marlene Kariouz had called on...

Crims targeting tradie utes and number plates

A “massive spike” in number plate thefts and a recent spate of burglaries targeting tradies’ utes in the northern areas of Brimbank has all...

Thousands to benefit from dental funding

More than 10,000 people across the west will benefit from improved dental services at co health. Oral Health West received $4.9 million in state government...

Call for transport integration and airport bus

Brimbank council has called for an urgent review of safety and better integration of public transport services at all local railway stations. Expanded bus services...

Taste of things to come

Some of Brimbank’s youngest and brightest pupils got a taste of higher education last week. Caroline Chisholm Catholic College held a “Taster Day” on Thursday...

Woman pleads guilty to Albanvale murders

A jilted woman has pleaded guilty to murdering her former lover's wife and his four-year-old grandson with a pair of garden shears while holding him captive...

Tim Watts towards top of pollie spending list

A $360,000 office fit-out triggered by a change in electoral boundaries has pushed Gellibrand MP Tim Watts towards the top of the spending list...

School bush garden to stregthen Aboriginal ties

Pupils of Altona Meadows Primary School have planted a bush garden in a bid to strengthen ties between Aboriginal students and the local Indigenous...

Council grants $100,000 for Sunshine street art

Brimbank council will spend $100,000 on a legacy artwork for the Sunshine town centre. Man lifting cow, designed by former Sunshine resident an internationally renowned...

Students on mission to eradicate education diadvantage

Sophia D’Ambra is on a mission to eradicate education disadvantage, starting with Melton Secondary College. Ms D’Ambra is a Teach for Australia (TFA) associate on...

Brimbank a refuge for struggling renters

Brimbank has the fifth-highest number of affordable rental properties in metropolitan Melbourne for people on Centrelink payments, with three-bedroom properties in St Albans and...

A gift for grieving parents

Time is the most precious gift when there’s only one chance to say hello and goodbye. The loss of a baby at birth is a...

Change in Albion is coming, says council

Brimbank council says plans for a “possible” youth centre at Selwyn Park are proof of its commitment to rejuvenate Albion, despite calls for more...

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Victoria SES seek volunteers

Victoria’s State Emergency Service (SES) is starting 2025 with a recruitment drive. The SES is on the look out for new volunteers to help them...