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Softball titles “dangerous”
Preparations for the under 19 state softball championships at Keilor have been thrown into disarray after the association claimed the council failed to adequately prepare…
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Brimbank green expo The annual Sustainable Living Expo is on this weekend, with a packed day of demonstrations, talks, stalls and classes. There will be…
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Keilor Village Library repurposed
The future of Keilor Village’s old library building on Kennedy Street will be decided in coming weeks, with community consultation starting soon. Library services will…
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No rates cap variation for Brimbank
Brimbank council will not apply for a variation on the rates rise cap set by the state government, forcing it to find savings of $700,000…
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Selina Tseng named young citizen of the year
Brimbank young citizen of the year Selina Tsang started volunteering as a year 9 student at Sunshine West’s Marian College. “I wasn’t really in a…
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What is your big idea for Brimbank?
Brimbank council has put out a call for big ideas to keep the city on the move. It wants people to tell it as they…
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Lunar New Year kicks off
Chinese lunar new year celebrations have kicked off across Brimbank to mark the year of the rooster. Chinese New Year officially began on January 28,…
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St Albans artist tops Australia Day honours
John Puli is a man with a vision. The St Albans artist has been a tireless advocate for disability rights in the Brimbank community, and…
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Feral cats fee a ‘small’ cost: council
The cost of removing feral cats from Brimbank properties could cause people to take matters into their own hands, one resident claims. Lisa, a Deer…
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Brimbank owes big on Sheriff warrants
Brimbank residents are some of the worst in the state when it comes to paying fines, with the Sheriffs office on the hunt for $65…
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Keilor Village makeover takes shape
The transformation of Keilor Village has begun, with almost $1 million of upgrade works kicking off last week in the shopping strip. The works stem…
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Tennis event holds serve
Brimbank residents are being urged to head courtside to try out tennis as 10 days of special events aimed at boosting interest in the sport…
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Council recount ‘not on’, tribunal
A candidate in last October’s Brimbank council elections has had his request for a recount rejected. Wally Walia appeared at a municipal tribunal in the…
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Pokies stifle playground bid
St Albans Sports Club’s application to build an indoor children’s playground has been rejected by Brimbank council because of its proximity to the club’s gambling…
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New pavilion for Ardeer Reserve
Ardeer Reserve will get a new $1.3 million soccer pavilion, keeping up with demand for better local sporting facilities. Brimbank council has contracted Melbcon Pty…
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