Tag: News
Millenium Man falls
The reign of Sunshine’s much loved giant Zeus-like statue is over.
Millennium Man was removed from his post outside the Sunshine Marketplace by Vicinity Centres...
The right partner
He might not have the experience of his contemporaries, but Ardeer based lawyer Daniel Dalli is weaving a formidable CV.
Mr Dalli has been named...
More upgrades for Watergardens
There may not be as many shoppers, but Watergardens Town Centre is continuing to grow.
Centre managaer Joe Galea said the works will expand the...
Face masks to become mandatory
Brimbank residents will be forced to wear face masks from Wednesday night as COVID-19 case numbers continue to grow.
Premier Daniel Andrews made the announcement...
Brimbank records 58 new COVID-19 cases
Brimbank's active COVID-19 cases continue to rise at an alarming rate.
There have been 58 new active cases added to Brimbank's tally over the past...
Hospitals brace for influx of patients
Brimbank has recorded 24 additional active COVID-19 over the past 24 hours.
It comes as the outbreak at JBS abattoir in Brooklyn climbs to 29...
More Brimbank outbreaks revealed
There have been three active COVID-19 cases recorded in Brimbank over the past 24 hours.
It brings the total number of active cases across Brimbank...
Virus numbers continue to climb
The Woolworths store at the Sunshine Marketplace underwent a deep clean on Monday night after a staff member tested positive for COVID-19.
The team member...
Early learning boost
Families with young children in Sydenham won't have to travel far to find kindergarten programs anymore.
The Early Learning Centre was opened at Gilson...
Council plan to tackle homelessness
The Brimbank council is on a mission to tackle homelessness.
At its June meeting, council endorsed a plan to help guide its response to the...
Tachos out of the running
Brimbank councillor Virginia Tachos has announced she won't be contesting the local government elections this October.
Cr Tachos made the announcement on her Facebook page...
Crime prevention focus for Hutchins
She may have only just put her feet back under the Cabinet table, but newly appointed minister of Corrections, Youth Justice, and Crime Prevention...
Airport hit by virus woes
The deepening COVID-19 crisis continues to batter Melbourne Airport.
Earlier this year the airport revealed its passenger numbers in March were down by 44 per...
Rising star shines on Keilor
It may be enduring the toughest of times, but the Keilor Football Club celebrated a different type of win last week.
North Melbourne footballer Curtis...
Tributes flow for local legend
The word 'legend' is thrown around loosely these days, but if you ask anyone at the Keilor Park Soccer Club, it's a more than...
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Defibrillators ready to save lives
Victorians, including those from Brimbank, now have access to automated external defibrillators (AEDs) at every staffed station across Melbourne’s train network.
The state government said...
