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Free RATs set to continue into term two
Students across Victoria, including those in Brimbank, will continue to be provided free rapid antigen tests for at least the first four weeks of term…
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Caught racing at 230km per hour
Two men have been charged after the Police Air Wing observed two vehicles allegedly racing at more than 230 kms per hour in an 80km…
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Ready to remember
Caroline Springs RSL volunteers will be selling Anzac badges from April 17 ahead of the Anzac Day Dawn Service at the Caroline Springs War Memorial…
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Overnight factory fire deemed suspicious
Fire Rescue Victoria cut through a roller dollar to attend to a suspicious factory fire on Annastasia Way in Sunshine North on April 5. Fire…
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Mental health support for youths
A “one-stop shop” mental health hub providing families with mental health support will open in the Brimbank-Melton area. The hub is one of three announced…
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Budget misses the mark: Council
Brimbank council has described last week’s federal budget as “another missed opportunity” to support the western suburbs of Melbourne. Mayor Jasmine Nguyen said the budget…
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Brimbank SES turns 40
The Brimbank SES unit is turning 40 this year. The unit will celebrate its service to the community on April 30, with an anniversary event…
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Council advocate for asylum seekers
Brimbank mayor Jasmine Nguyen has called for asylum seekers to be released from Melbourne hotels where they are being held in immigration detention and resettled…
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Opportunity to donate blood
The Australian Red Cross Lifeblood will be bringing a pop-up doner center to Sunshine for the first time from the 4th to 8th of April.…
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Hospitality shortages filled by job seekers
Job seekers, including those living in Brimbank, are being trained and recruited to fill the gaps for hospitality businesses facing staff shortages. The state government…
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Tradies warned about skin cancer
Tradies in Brimbank aren’t doing enough to protect themselves from exposure to damaging sun rays, new data reveals. Of the tradies surveyed, 24 per cent…
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Drivers urged not to be complacent
The state government has released a new campaign urging motorists across the state, including in Brimbank, to avoid complacency. This campaign is the result of…
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Community Calendar
Want your event listed? Community Calendar is made available free of charge to not-for-profit organisations to keep the public informed of special events and activities.…
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Teaming up to support most vulnerable
Inspire Hope, Victoria Police and Brimbank council have teamed up to support rough sleepers in Brimbank and highlight the importance of community providing support. The…
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Victoria Police launch community focused initiative
Victoria Police will be launching a new initiative across the state including Brimbank, focusing on issues that matter the most in local communities. With Victoria…
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