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  • Put your project on council radar

    Melton community members are being asked to share their ideas to make a difference in the local community. The council has started preparations for its…

  • Rates cut on the way for most

    Rates cut on the way for most

    Brimbank council is upbeat about its 2019-20 budget. Brimbank mayor Lucinda Congreve said the budget, adopted by the council last week, covered a number of…

  • Rail split lands $100m funding

    Rail split lands $100m funding

    It’s full steam ahead for the separation of regional and metro services on the Geelong and Ballarat train lines. The state government last week allocated…

  • Capital works splurge

    By Ewen McRae More than $60 million in capital works is at the forefront of Melton council’s draft budget. The budget projects a surplus of…

  • Game plan for Brimbank

    Game plan for Brimbank

    Brimbank council has signed off on its plan to help guide sports facility funding for the future. The Sports Facility Development Plan, endorsed at last…

  • Cash splash for sports

    Cash splash for sports

    Brimbank sports clubs are the biggest winners out of the council’s 2018-19 budget, with a record investment being made across the municipality. The council last…

  • Budget blast by Greens MP

    For Sunshine Greens MP Huong Truong, the recent state budget is a “missed opportunity”. Ms Truong, who is a Western Metropolitan member in Victoria’s upper…

  • Parks, recreation given a fresh outlook

    Parks, recreation given a fresh outlook

    Millions of dollars are set to be spent upgrading and improving Brimbank’s sporting facilities over the next 10 years. Brimbank council’s draft Sports Facilities Action…

  • St Albans a big budget winner

    St Albans a big budget winner

    The long-awaited upgrade of St Albans Leisure Centre is a step closer. The upgrade was the centrepiece of Brimbank council’s 2018-19 draft budget, with $1.8…

  • Council sets the bar high

    Council sets the bar high

    Sports, festivals and infrastructure are the big winners in the 2017-18 Brimbank council budget. Council last week adopted the budget, and a four-year plan which…

  • Fresh look for St Albans CBD

    Fresh look for St Albans CBD

    St Albans’ town centre will be getting a facelift after Brimbank council last week approved more than $1 million in upgrades. The council’s 2017-18 budget…

  • Keilor Gift back on right track

    Keilor Gift back on right track

    The Keilor Gift will return in 2018, following a funding commitment from Brimbank council. The council approved $25,000 for the gift in last week’s budget,…

  • Council adopts budget and future plan

    Council adopts budget and future plan

    Sports, festivals and infrastructure are the big winners in the 2017-18 Brimbank council budget. Council last week adopted the budget, and a four-year plan which…

  • Brimbank in the money

    Brimbank in the money

    A windfall surplus is on the cards for Brimbank council after a quarterly financial review found an extra $10.77 million floating in its budget. While…

  • Council to cut a further $2.2m from budget

    Council to cut a further $2.2m from budget

      Brimbank council will slash an extra $2.2million from its next budget after it chose not to seek a rate rise beyond the state government-imposed…

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