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  • Rate cap will cost Brimbank $29m over five years

    Rate cap will cost Brimbank $29m over five years

    The introduction of rate capping will cost Brimbank council almost $30 million over the next five years. In its submission to the Essential Services Commissions’s…

  • Parading the colours

    Parading the colours

    Some Sunshine students went to school colourfully incognito last week … dressed as their favourite book characters. More than 250 students and staff from Sunshine…

  • School’s laps for cancer council

    School’s laps for cancer council

    Purple and yellow, the colours of the Cancer Council’s Relay for Life, went round and round at St George Preca Primary School in Caroline Springs…

  • Hub of activity

    Hub of activity

    Brimbank Bicycle Education Centre is always a hive of activity … and not just for cyclists. Victoria University Secondary College Year 12 student Lazar Trajcevski…

  • Family violence cases soar across north west

    Family violence cases soar across north west

    Hume is a hotbed of family violence in Melbourne’s north and west. According to Crime Statistics Agency figures, Hume had the greatest number of “family…

  • Caroline Springs family’s home invasion terror

    Police are looking for two men, armed with a metal pole and firearm, who forced their way into a Caroline Springs home last night. The men…

  • Expectant mums can visit GPs for antenatal care

    Expectant mums can visit GPs for antenatal care

      Expectant mums will be able to consult their own doctor during most pregnancies under a model used at Werribee Mercy Hospital. The Shared Maternity…

  • MP calls for more youth workers in the west

    MP calls for more youth workers in the west

    A western suburbs MP has backed calls for an increase in outreach youth workers in disadvantaged suburbs in the west. In State Parliament last week,…

  • Nine-hour blitz nets $275,000 in unpaid fines

    A nine-hour police blitz on Melton drivers netted more than $275,000 in unpaid fines last week. Police used automatic numberplate recognition to identify offenders in…

  • Positives drawn from Broadmeadows summit

    Broadmeadows will finally get its northern city gateway – a tree boulevard and improved road interchanges along its Pascoe Vale Road town entrance. The oft-neglected…

  • Driver terrorises motorcyclist in Sydenham

    Driver terrorises motorcyclist in Sydenham

    Brimbank Highway Patrol are calling for witnesses following an alleged road rage incident in Sydenham in July. A silver BMW sedan intentionally reversed into a…

  • Breast screening rates low across Melton

    Breast screening rates low across Melton

    Only about half the eligible women in City of Melton have taken up the opportunity of free breast screening in the past two years. BreastScreen…

  • Two Sunshine schools in line renovation funding

    Two Sunshine schools in line renovation funding

    Ageing buildings at two Sunshine schools are in line for a facelift as the state government tips $27 million into school upkeep. Sunshine College ($655,000)…

  • Bronzed tradie creates masterwork

    Bronzed tradie creates masterwork

    A Victoria University-trained plumber from Hillside is up there among the best on the planet after winning bronze at the International WorldSkills championships in Brazil.…

  • Reunion for ex-Ansett staff

    Reunion for ex-Ansett staff

    Brian Girdwood is among the former Ansett engineers preparing to gather for a reunion celebrating the former airline’s heyday. The Sunbury resident, who spent more…

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