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Breaking language barriers at school
Language is no barrier for students at Caroline Chisholm Catholic College who are learning Japanese by speaking directly to pupils in Japan. The Palaygo program,…
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Crime rises in Brimbank
Crime in Brimbank is at the highest levels since the Covid lockdown period, according to the latest statistics. New data released by the Crime Statistics…
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Posting and boasting crackdown
Criminals who share their disturbing crimes on social media will face extra jail time under new legislation introduced by state government. The Crimes Amendment (Performance…
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Telling their stories
A new film showcasing the stories of nine Muslim migrants living in Victoria will be screened at the Bowery Theatre on Friday, June 27. Muslims…
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Uncle Shane honoured
First Nations leader Uncle Shane Charles has been inducted into the Victorian Aboriginal Honour Roll by the state government. The honour roll celebrates the achievements…
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Free CPR classes
Brimbank residents will once again have the opportunity to learn life-saving skills for free after St John Ambulance Victoria announced it would offer more CPR…
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Operation targets car crime
More than 30 dangerous drivers and car thieves were arrested during a recent four-night operation in Brimbank. As part of the co-ordinated operation, police disrupted…
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Clowning around at Sunshine market
Local legend Emmanuel Pace, also known as ‘Manny the Clown’, has been appointed as the official entertainer for the inaugural Sunshine Collective Market on Saturday,…
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Next cybersecurity experts set to graduate
The second cohort of interns under a state cyber internship program are about to graduate, with the government aiming to increase Victoria’s cyber security. Provided…
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The reason you could be getting a shock tax bill this year
Workers participating in the gig economy could be in for a shock tax bill this year, says Australia’s largest accounting body, CPA Australia. Income generated…
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A playground for everyone
A new playground accommodating students of all abilities was unveiled at Ardeer South Primary School on Friday, June 13. The playground provides accessibility for students…
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Bringing back reading in schools
In a world of digital distractions, students are increasingly putting down books and picking up phones. Twin sisters and teachers at Catholic Regional College Sydenham,…
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Community brought together in a burst of colour
Students, families, and staff at St Albans Heights Primary School were treated to a spectacular day of colour and celebration on Friday, May 30, as…
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Caroline Springs lotto winner
A Caroline Springs man has taken home a whopping $546,068 in the weekend’s TattsLotto draw. The man checked his ticket while watching the football on…
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Brimbank police forum
Over 40 community members attended the Brimbank neighbourhood policing forum on Wednesday, June 11, to discuss current crime issues in the area. Locals made police…
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