Brimbank Council
-
Sensors for parking bays
Brimbank council will introduce parking sensors in a number of on-street parking bays in Sunshine and St Albans. The sensors will allow council officers to…
-
Matilidas base race narrows
Brimbank’s chances of becoming the Australian headquarters of the national women’s soccer team have been given a boost. Announcing a shortlist of candidates, Football Victoria…
-
Wait continues for deathtrap fix
“How many more people have to die before this is fixed?” It’s a question Albion locals have asked themselves for years as they fight for…
-
Leisure centre upgrades begin
The Sunshine Leisure Centre will undergo a facelift over the coming months. Works on a new cafe will start tomorrow with the old cafe space…
-
Hard waste collection now a phone call away
Hard waste collection is now just a phone call away. Brimbank council’s new at-call hard waste collection service will begin on July 1. Under the…
-
‘Fruitless’ meeting angers locals
A residents group fighting a proposed Kealba development has described a community meeting to discuss the plans as “often heated and uncomfortable”. A spokesperson for…
-
Anger builds over failed lights bid
Garry Clancy led a sporting life, but an accident at a notorious Ballarat Road intersection in 2015 changed all that. Mr Clancy, a resident of…
-
Police to fine 300 people $240,000 over hoon meets
Brimbank police are expected to issue $240,000 worth of fines to about 300 hoons who gathered at a series of hoon meets last night. Police…
-
Call for climate action
A group of environmentally-conscious residents are calling on Brimbank council to play a bigger role in the fight against climate change. The Brimbank Climate Action…
-
Call for action on waste crisis
The Brimbank council has called on the state government to re-evaluate recycling and waste management. In a submission to the parliamentary inquiry into the current…
-
Brimbank wins in budget
Transport, infrastructure and education are the major wins for Brimbank in last week’s state budget. The budget made good on a number of election promises,…
-
Kealba townhouse fight
Kealba residents have vowed to fight a proposed development of more than 200 townhouses and apartments. A group of concerned residents say the proposed development…
-
Full steam ahead for leisure hub
Brimbank council may not have received any of the government funding it wants to transform the St Albans Leisure Centre into a state-of-the-art health and…
-
Library closure to usher in a new chapter
Sydenham’s library and customer service office will close from Friday, June 14, to Sunday, June 16, for building work. Brimbank council said the work would…
-
Diving into new pool plan
Brimbank council is yet to receive funding for its ambitious $60 million redevelopment of the St Albans Leisure Centre, but plans are afoot to upgrade…
Digital Editions
