Tag: News
Whirlwind time for young gun
New Western United left-back Dalibor Markovic is fast learning that things can change quickly in the soccer landscape.
Three months ago he was a member...
Work starts on private hospital
Sunshine Private Hospital is a step closer, with construction work kicking off last week.
Key stakeholders along with local politicians were amongst the guests...
Airport rail ‘more than a transport link’
The Melbourne Airport Rail Link needs to be considered as more than a transport project, according to the advocacy group behind a key document...
Gala for the kids
The dresses will be out and the shirts pressed when the Lions Taylors Lakes Kids Cancer Research Gala Fundraising evening returns.
After missing out last...
Call for JobKeeper rethink
Brimbank council is calling for the JobKeeper payment to be reinstated and the JobSeeker payment permanently increased.
Council will write to the federal government to...
Helping kids get active
St Albans Primary School pupils’ physical and mental health will benefit from a $30,000 active schools grant.
The school is one of 96 across the...
’Legend of Braybrook’ remembered
Braybrook Sporting Club legend Peter Joyce will be remembered for his love of his family and his beloved local football club.
Joyce, who was involved...
Property market a mixed bag
The Brimbank housing market has produced mixed results in the first three months of this year, according to new Real Estate Institute of Victoria...
MP back campaign to fix the Calder
Sydenham MP Natalie Hutchins has backed Brimbank council’s 'Fix the Calder' campaign.
The campaign, which was officially launched last month, is calling on the state...
Remembering a friend
A new mural at Deer Park Library holds a special place in the hearts of the local community.
Unveiled last week, the mural was a...
Police and community work together
Brimbank police hope a new partnership with a group of Ardeer residents will pave the way for greater interaction between officers and the community.
Earlier...
More trees needed: council
Brimbank council is seeking support from the state and federal governments to help it plant more trees in the municipality.
The council has planted more...
Rally against Albion flyover
Albion residents were out in force on Sunday, rallying against a proposed rail flyover which would pass close to the suburb's historic John Darling...
Council welcomes community back to meetings
Brimbank residents will be able to attend this month's council meeting in person for the first time in more than a year.
The council said...
Bike route ‘wiped’ from the map
The Bicycle Network says a concept plan for the Mt Derrimut Road level crossing has"wiped" a "crucial bike route" from the map.
The group said...