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Lawrence Camenzuli: local with big heart
Lawrence Camenzuli isn’t the type of person who can say no. So, when the Heart Foundation asked Mr Camenzuli to donate his time, he happily…
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Ravenhall landfill bid halts Ethiopian church plans
An Ethiopian Orthodox group says it is in limbo as it awaits a decision on the future of the Ravenhall landfill. About two years ago,…
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Brimbank’s Most Wanted – September 27, 2016
Let’s help Brimbank Police. If you have any information in relation to these people, contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or contact your local police station.…
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Residential development approved for former Sunshine school
A 10-year community campaign to turn the entire former Sunvale Primary School into parkland appears to be doomed. Brimbank council approved a planning permit application…
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Council throws new light on 17 Brimbank suburbs
New light has been thrown on 17 Brimbank suburbs as part of a $7 million street light upgrade project that will cut greenhouse gas emissions.…
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Council return tempts 67 hopefuls
A total of 67 candidates will contest Brimbank’s first election since the council was sacked by the state government seven years ago. The large number…
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Works to identify Brimbank Park asbestos to start next month
Works to identify the amount of asbestos dumped in Brimbank Park will begin early next month. An Aboriginal Victoria permit for Parks Victoria to remove…
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Friends of Kororoit Creek hold their first poetry competition
“It seems to me like a living companion while I wander along the bank and listen to its low placid voice”. That’s writing that resonated…
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Melton Highway level crossing to be replaced by elevated road bridge
Road-over-rail is the only option being considered for the Melton Highway level crossing removal, despite fears from residents that motorists will have clear views into…
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Albion Primary School celebrates its 90th birthday
It’s been the “finishing line” for thousands of primary school students, and even some of the state’s best cyclists back in the 1920s and ’30s.…
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Vietnam War memorial to open in Sunshine next year
The flags of Australia and the former South Vietnam will be flown together in Sunshine’s Wheelahan Gardens from next year under a new Vietnam War…
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Fish ladder comes to the rescue of native fish stuck in the Maribyrnong
Endangered native fish will soon be able to swim back and forth from Keilor to Port Phillip Bay. In what is believed to be a…
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Keilor’s Horseshoe Bend Farm to reopen in October
Keilor’s historic Horseshoe Bend Farm will reopen next week, six years after Parks Victoria closed it to the public. At a hastily convened meeting last…
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Brooklyn radio station to begin broadcasting crime prevention messages
A rise in aggravated burglaries across Melbourne’s west has prompted a Brooklyn-based broadcaster to produce crime-prevention messages in 12 languages. Stereo 974 will begin researching…
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Unlicensed Sunshine West teenager says she took car for a drive because she was “bored”
A 14-year-old girl caught driving on her own has told police she took the car to visit friends because she was “bored”. The Sunshine West…
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