Tag: community
Support group calls for help
A St Albans-based learning support organisation that helps students from migrant or refugee backgrounds is in need of aid.
Edmund Rice Community & Refugee Services,...
School band hits right note
The Queens Baton Relay passed through the west last week on its way to the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games, and a group of Braybrook...
A happy gift for Village traders
The return of the Keilor Gift has proven a boon for local businesses.
The historic foot race was back at the Keilor Recreation Reserve on...
Soccer festival kicks off
A celebration of women in soccer is coming, with the Brimbank Female Football Festival kicking off next month.
Taking over Keilor Recreation Reserve on Sunday,...
Park reserved for fun
Jamieson Street Reserve in St Albans is being transformed.
Brimbank council has announced a $450,000 project to build new playgrounds, electric barbecues and drinking fountains,...
Future focus on Sydenham Park
The future of Sydenham Park is up for discussion, with Brimbank council calling on residents to submit their ideas on what the popular park...
Historic farm not feeling the love
The man who spearheaded a public campaign to have the historic Horseshoe Bend Farm re-opened to the public says the site is going to...
Free workshop for budding musicians
The Sunshine Street Band has called on some local star power to take part in a music workshop this month.
Robert Jackson of the Legless...
Grant shines a light on safety
St Albans town centre received a facelift last week with the installation of new lights to improve safety in the popular shopping strip.
Brimbank council...
Take action by talking
An initiative aimed at getting more people talking about cancer is coming to Brimbank.
Run by the North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network (NWMPHN), the...
Gone but not forgotten
The boom gates at the former Melton Highway level crossing in Sydenham have been symbolically discarded.
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Green wisdom for Brimbank
The Sustainable Living in Brimbank expo is back for its eighth year, showcasing a wide range of ideas on how to conserve energy, grow...
Wearing hope on their sleeve
What started as a discussion on Facebook could soon become a major community project.
Dinesh Jayasuriya and Wayne Murphy are spearheading a T-shirt project designed...
Gates gone but not forgotten
The boom gates at the former Melton Highway level crossing in Sydenham have been symbolically discarded.
Following the opening last week of the southern side...
Schooled in savings
Lower-income families across Brimbank have been taking advantage of a new Smith Family program that helps with back-to-school expenses.
The savings program, Saver Plus, provides...