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Footscray a firm favourite for Sally Quinn
Creating meaningful jobs and helping save the environment are all in a day’s work for Green Collect co-founder and proud Footscray local Sally Quinn. …
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Christmas grinch pinches decorations in Taylors Hill
A Taylors Hill woman has called out a Christmas grinch who allegedly stole decorations from the front yard of her home on Tuesday. The incident…
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St Albans house prices take off
House prices in St Albans have skyrocketed, according to new figures. St Albans had a median house price of $518,750 in the September quarter, up…
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Taylors Hill Primary School spread the love
Taylors Hill Primary School students, staff and parents have been on a mission to make sure the Christmas spirit extends to all. For every book…
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Local woman recognised for lifetime of service
East Keilor’s Noela Macleod has visited Government House many times over the years, but the most recent trip may have been the most special. Ms…
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Group lightens migrants’ load
Women’s Health West is on the lookout for women from Pasifika and Polynesian communities to join its 2017 migrant and refugee program. The ‘Our Community,…
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Books push for Brimbank kids
Brimbank families are being urged to pop on their reading glasses as part of a statewide push for families to read more books to their…
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Ardeer Primary reaches out to community
Ardeer Primary School has been getting into the Christmas spirit, delivering handmade woodwork games to Estia Health Ardeer nursing home last week as part of…
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Sunshine Presbyterian Church expecting more than 150 at carols
More than 150 people are expected to join the chorus at Sunshine Presbyterian Church’s carols by candlelight this Saturday. Event director Esther Cho said the…
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My Place: Georgie Mattingley
What’s your connection to Sunshine? I moved here in early 2015, so I live here locally now. And I also had a studio pretty much…
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Former policewoman now teaching women self-defence
When walking to her car alone, particularly after dark, Jude Leibel puts a key between each finger and clenches her hand into a fist. It’s…
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More than 70 pool fences found to be uncomplaint with safety regulations
More than 70 Brimbank properties with backyard pools and spas have failed fencing checks in the past year. Brimbank council’s city development director Stuart Menzies…
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Sunshine and Western Region raise $10,000 for Sunshine Hospital
Members of the Sunshine and Western Region Sports Club are a generous bunch, says committee member Phil Cartledge. Each month the members and their guests…
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Residents object to the “overdevelopment” of a St Albans street
Almost 50 people have objected to two medium density housing developments slated for the same residential street in St Albans. They claim the plans are…
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Unused grave sites found at Keilor Cemetery
More than 60 unused graves have been reclaimed by Keilor Cemetery management. The Greater Metropolitan Cemeteries Trust, which operates Keilor Cemetery and 18 others in…
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