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  • 25 arrested over Brimbank vehicle thefts

    Twenty five people have been arrested and four stolen cars retrieved in Brimbank following a four day operation targeting vehicle crime. Operation Proactor from March…

  • Family picnic at Holy Eucharist

    Family picnic at Holy Eucharist

    A St Albans school is throwing open its doors for an evening of fun, food and friendship. Holy Eucharist School will hold a free family…

  • Ambos need police escort in parts of Brimbank

    Brimbank ambulance crews are regularly refusing to attend incidents in some areas without a police escort, a local paramedic says. Morgyn McCarthy, based in Melton,…

  • Southern Cross promotes gender equality

    Southern Cross promotes gender equality

    Southern Cross Grammar students say equality is something they’re lucky to have at school. A group of 30 middle school students from the Caroline Springs…

  • Brimbank council back to monthly meetings

    Brimbank council back to monthly meetings

    A disgruntled council candidate has confronted Brimbank administrators over what he describes as a “short- sighted” decision to axe meetings in Keilor. The council’s three-year…

  • Walking for a safer community

    Walking for a safer community

    Caroline Springs and Melton folk will come together this weekend in a bid to promote gender equality and help end violence against women. The Walk…

  • Mega plant-out along Kororoit Creek

    Mega plant-out along Kororoit Creek

    A mega Earth Day plant-out by hundreds of youngsters from two Sunshine primary schools will be another giant step towards restoring Kororoit Creek. The $4785…

  • Friends clean up Brimbank

    Friends clean up Brimbank

    Brimbank is getting the beauty treatment from business people and community activists alike this month. About 20 people from VicRoads Metro North West region spent…

  • Action urged for Calder Park Drive overpass

    Action urged for Calder Park Drive overpass

    The Calder Action Group has echoed calls for an overpass at the “high-risk” intersection of Calder Park Drive and Calder Freeway. Group president Ian Sutherland…

  • Super fun day delivers the goods

    Super fun day delivers the goods

    A Sydenham church congregation has set out to prove the good book does go hand in hand with good times. Sydenham Baptist Church will hold…

  • Cairnlea traders fined $130,000 for fake brands

    Cairnlea traders fined $130,000 for fake brands

    Two owner-operators of a Cairnlea fashion store have been ordered to pay almost $130,000 in damages for their “flagrant” selling of counterfeit clothing. A sentence…

  • Early Easter fun at Taylors Lakes

    Early Easter fun at Taylors Lakes

    Easter will come a week early to Taylors Lakes … Bunnings is holding a family night this Thursday from 6pm. There will be an animal…

  • Council wants tougher litter fines

    On-the-spot fines need to be tougher to combat Brimbank council’s annual half- million-dollar-plus litter bill. In its submission to a Victorian Community and Business Waste…

  • Jack floats his hit design for Moomba

    Jack floats his hit design for Moomba

    A young Caroline Springs designer’s hard work and inspiration will be seen live by almost 90,000 people next week. Jake’s float design, Flying Man, was…

  • Shots fired in West Sunshine

    Police are investigating the circumstances which led to shots being fired at a Sunshine West intersection last night. A black Audi pulled up beside a Mazda…

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