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Push for more federal funding
Brimbank council has asked the federal government for more funding ahead of the election in order to support the community on important issues and projects…
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Author shines light on prison officers’
A family therapist and social worker, Bruce Perham has engaged with Melbourne’s maximum security prisons to speak to hundreds of correction officers and non-custodial staff,…
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Lucky winner scores top prize
A Taylor Lakes man is more than $250,000 richer, after winning an Instant Scratch-Its earlier this week. The man has had his heart set on…
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Work from home recommendation ends, mask mandate eases
Masks are now no longer required in most indoor settings after rules changes at 11.59pm last Friday the 25th of March. An end to the…
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Funding to help keep youth active
Young people in Brimbank are receiving greater opportunities to get active as part of a refreshed campaign promoting physical activity. This week Education Minister James…
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Community Calender
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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Young author hopes to inspire
At just 14 years of age, inspiring young Cairnlea author Mia Gjoni will release her second book, Our Trip to Alien Kingdom, at this year’s…
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Old council mural damaged
The old Brimbank Council officers built in the 1960’s that was sold for over five million dollars in 2018 has had its historic mural damaged.…
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Roadworks causing traffic nightmare
Residents in the west are fed up with the increased traffic in the area due to the West Gate Tunnel Project, with residential side streets…
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My Place: Tara Tran
Tara Tran is the founder of Vietlove Inc, which is one of the biggest non-profit community organisations in Brimbank. Through her work with VietLove, Tara…
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New legislation to help Victorians reunite with their lost pets
The Victorian government is making it easier for pet owners in Maribyrnong and Hobsons Bay to be reunited thanks to new legislation passed in parliament.…
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Runway concerns mount
The feared effects of a proposed third runway at Melbourne Airport reach as far as residents living in Braybrook as the Melbourne Airport Community Aviation…
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Countdown to wellness festival
The Sunshine community is being invited to take part in Sunshine Heights Primary School’s ‘Know Show Grow’ festival later this month. The five-day event, in…
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From the archives
Star Weekly looks back through the pages of its predecessors. 35 years ago March 4, 1987 Keilor mayor Gilbert Guilieri has called for an independent…
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Burnside Heights Football Club receive worthy support
Just ahead of the season kicking off, the Burnside Heights Football Club’s junior program has been boosted by grant funding that has helped to source…
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