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Mental health support in schools given boost by state government
The state government will boost mental health services in Victorian schools, including those in Brimbank, as they begin to respond to the Royal Commission into…
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My Place: Michelle Buckley
What is your connection to Brimbank? I have been the learning and teaching leader at Mother of God school in Ardeer for the past 12…
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From the archives
Star Weekly looks back through the pages of its predecessors. 35 years ago April 1, 1987 Residents of Avondale Heights who opposed the development of…
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EPA sends alert to St Albans, Kealba and Keilor residents
The EPA have sent out a warning to residents of St Albans, Kealba and Keilor residents as they are currently experiencing increased odour. Spotfire burning…
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Hospital nears completion
The new $140 million Sunshine Private Hospital has reached the final stages of development, with the core hospital structure now complete. The hospital owned by…
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Football program extended
Football Victoria recently hosted an eight-week Multicultural Settlement Program in Sunshine that was so successful, it is continuing indefinitely. The program aims to offer introductory…
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Submission deadline nears
Cairnlea residents are calling on the community to make a submission on the planned development on the former Albion Explosive Factory site. Development Victoria is…
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Victorian schools set for more purifiers
The Victorian government is doubling the number of air purifiers in schools to keep students and staff in Brimbank safe from COVID-19 as the winter…
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New stats highlight low booster shot uptake
Federal government figures have revealed Brimbank is one of the local government areas with the lowest uptake of booster shots in the state. The figures…
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Fraser Rise Easter fete fun
Brimbank residents can enjoy some early Easter festivities at a fun fete in Fraser Rise. Dahua Australia will host the celebrations at the Westwood estate…
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Rent set to ease for Victorians
It’s been a year since renters across Victoria, including those Brimbank, have lived with 130 reforms introduced by the state government to make renting easier.…
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Support improves for at-risk
Up to 200 families involved in the justice system from Brimbank to Melton areas will receive more support through a single case manager rather than…
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Policy backflip saves council millions
A state government backflip on its decision to exempt certain social and affordable properties from council rates will save millions for council to spend elsewhere.…
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Cairnlea community invites locals to information session
Cairnlea community group will host an information session this evening at 8:30pm to discuss the future of the suburb and the proposed plans for the…
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Food drive back this Easter to support families
A Hillside woman will donate boxes of food this Easter to help families in need. Nicol Allegrezza set up her group Sharing is Caring as…
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