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Booster rate remains low
Brimbank and Melton have among the slowest take up of the third COVID-19 vaccine dose according to new data. The data up until February 8,…
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Brimbank Archives
Star Weekly looks back through the pages of its predecessors. 35 years ago February 18, 1987 Kealba… Albanvale… Keilor Downs… Kings Park… why not just…
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Ambulance waiting time increases
Nearly a third of all code one ambulance calls in Brimbank are being responded to outside the official target of 15 minutes. New data released…
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Better ways to collect hard waste
A Brimbank resident is calling for a better hard rubbish collection system in Brimbank to make it easier for people to get rid of big…
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In person lunar festival returns
The St Albans community is getting excited about the upcoming St Albans Lunar Festival. After having to take the festival online last year, the festival…
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Residents group: Have your say
The Brimbank Ratepayers and Residents Association is calling on the community to provide feedback on the Melbourne Airport Master Plan to influence how the runway…
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Hume council mourns first mayor
Hume mayor Carly Moore has paid her respects to her predecessor Carl Lewis, who died on January 30. Cr Lewis served at the municipality’s first…
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Chop for charity
After growing his hair for two-and-a-half years, 10-year-old Noah decided it was time to cut it off for something different. The Hillside resident decided that…
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Brimbank claims three awards
Brimbank council has received three awards at the annual Aquatics and Recreation Victoria Industry Awards. The council was nominated in seven categories and received three…
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New technology for Brimbank
Brimbank council is implementing an innovative mobile 5G-based technology to the side of its waste trucks, to automatically detect, identify and map roadside assets that…
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Don’t leave us behind
Don’t leave local communities behind is the message from the Australian Local Government Association [ALGA] in its federal budget submission. In the submission released last…
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Safe plates day coming up
The Lions Club of Sunshine will be back in action to help make people’s cars safer earlier next month. The club will hold its second…
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Lot sizes a point of concern
Cairnlea residents are calling for fewer lots and bigger block sizes as they continue their campaign for better outcomes at the former Albion Explosives site.…
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Funding for upgrades in Caroline Springs, Burnside
Five projects including reserve upgrades in Caroline Springs and Burnside will be funded as part of the latest round of funding from the Growing Suburbs…
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Major works on the Sunbury line
Major works along the Sunbury line are set to impact commuters and those living nearby the next couple of weeks. The works which will be…
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