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Walking for breast cancer
Caroline Springs residents are being encouraged to lace up their runners this Mother’s Day and walk, run or jog around Caroline Springs Lake to raise…
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Young minds get creative
Budding young Brimbank artists honed their creative skills last week as part of a series of visual arts workshops. The Gallery Is Me workshops, which…
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Cairnlea development concerns
Brimbank council has identified a number of issues with a proposed redevelopment of the former Albion Explosives Factory site in Cairnlea, including the decision to…
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Crackdown on dumped rubbish
Rubbish dumpers in Brimbank are feeling the sting of tougher fines and surveillance cameras in rubbish dumping hotspots. Council said that in the past nine…
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Police appeal for information over Braybrook hit-run
Police are appealing for public assistance following a hit-run collision in Braybrook on Sunday, April 17. It is believed a car collided with a 2012…
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An Australian-first performance
A group of young African-Australians will take to the stage at St Albans’ Bowery Theatre later this week for an Australian-first performance of the musical…
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Mentor gives back
Luis Rojas hopes his volunteer work through EdConnect is helping to make a difference in the life of a young Brimbank pupil. Mr Rojas joined…
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Braybrook community grants available
Braybrook community groups are being encouraged to apply for grants to help them create positive change in the community. Funded by ISPT, which runs Central…
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Motorists nabbed during Operation Compass
More than 100 offences were detected on Brimbank’s roads during a road safety blitz over the Easter long weekend. Operation Compass was launched on April…
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‘Eleventh hour’ budget bid rejected
An “11th hour” bid to fund a kitchen and toilet upgrade at a “rapidly growing” sports club as part of Brimbank council’s draft 2022-23 budget…
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St Albans Sports Club playground plan knocked back
Brimbank council has rejected a request for a permanent indoor children’s playground at the St Albans Sports Club amid fears it would expose children and…
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Two charged over alleged shop thefts
A man and a woman from St Albans have been charged as part of an investigation into the alleged organised theft from shops. Police executed…
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Brimbank council meeting tonight
Brimbank councillors will consider the city’s draft 2022-23 budget during tonight’s council meeting. The meeting will start at 7pm at the council chambers, 301 Hampshire…
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Drivers urged to slow down in wet weather
Motorists are being urged to slow down and take extra care as wet weather hits Melbourne ahead of the afternoon peak. The Department of Transport…
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Motorists urged to nominate state’s ‘worst’ roads
Brimbank residents are being asked to nominate Victoria’s worst roads as part of a campaign launched by the state opposition. Opposition leader Matthew Guy and…
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