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Sunshine property almost passes million-dollar mark
Sunshine’s residential property market is poised to crash through the million-dollar barrier this year after a price record was set at a recent auction. A…
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Fashion strengthens our cultural fabric
A Brimbank community group that empowers women with refugee and migrant backgrounds is making big strides in the fashion game. Kontiki Cultural Women Empowerment member…
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Ballarat line records worst ever reliabilty
Ballarat line trains have never been more unreliable than they were in January. Just 87.5 per cent of trains ran as scheduled in the first…
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Skinner Reserve pitch vandalism mars VTCA finals
Steve McNamara, president of the Victorian Turf Cricket Association, is furious after a serious act of vandalism was committed against one of the clubs in…
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Keilor Plains paddock parking fines ‘unfair’
A Keilor Downs resident of nearly 40 years is accusing Brimbank council ticket inspectors of “feasting” on drivers parking in a paddock near Keilor Plains…
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Sustainability fund ignores Brimbank
Brimbank council has urged the state government to spend more on environmental improvements in the area, claiming its sustainability fund is not “achieving its intended…
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Exhibitions span Keilor’s heritage
History buffs can get a better understanding of one of Brimbank’s more picturesque suburbs later this month. Keilor Historical Society will throw open its doors…
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‘Toughest’ dad to defend Games title
Paulo Catayong is the “toughest competitor alive” … and he has the medals to prove it. The Derrimut father of four will compete in April…
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Salvos laud ‘legendary’ Sunshine baker
It was Sunshine at its best for 50 people who were able to eat their fill recently, thanks to the generosity of B & T…
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St Albans Primary’s schoolyard transformed
The old school yard is getting a makeover. St Albans Primary School pupils will soon be experiencing the great outdoors in learning and playing spaces…
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Keilor aircraft noise monitor could be moved
Keilor residents will know by the end of the month if a noise monitoring device for aircraft flyovers will be moved out of the area. Installed…
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Two arrested after Sunbury drug raids
Two Brimbank men will face court following a number of drug raids at five Sunbury addresses on Wednesday. A 27-year-old Cairnlea man has been charged…
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Learner driver blows .324 with kids in car
A 39-year-old learner driver from Cairnlea is facing a series of charges following a minor collision in a supermarket car park in Werribee, including drink driving…
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Tool theft causes builder to shut up shop
A Bacchus Marsh builder, who had tools valued at $3000 stolen from his ute, says his business never recovered from the financial loss of the…
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Warning over Caroline Springs bird deaths
Caroline Springs residents have been warned against getting close to dead birds at one of the suburb’s lakes, after the birds were discovered to be…
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