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  • EPA seeking public feedback

    EPA seeking public feedback

    The Environment Protection Authority Victoria (EPA) is looking for public feedback following the release of its draft guidance for managing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. When…

  • Brimbank archives

    Brimbank archives

    Star Weekly looks back through the pages of the predcessors. 35 years ago February 4, 1987 The State Government will build a $5 million court…

  • Booster rate low in Brimbank

    Booster rate low in Brimbank

    Less than a third of Brimbank residents eligible to receive their COVID-19 booster shot has received one according to government data. The data provided by…

  • Dirt piles frustrate residents

    Dirt piles frustrate residents

    Brimbank council will investigate concerns about massive dirt piles being left uncovered at the Luma Estate development in Sunshine North. A resident contacted Star Weekly…

  • Stuck at home

    Stuck at home

    Judy Ingram just wants to give her sister a hug. She wants to be able to invite friends over and be able to celebrate family…

  • Lead foots in Brimbank

    Lead foots in Brimbank

    More than 200 Brimbank drivers will be a little bit lighter in the pocket following \a two-day road safety blitz by Victoria Police. Operation Amity…

  • Open for learning

    Open for learning

    After 11 years of waiting, senior students at Victoria University Secondary College will get to experience new state of the art facilities. Since the school…

  • Feedback on dog park design wanted

    Feedback on dog park design wanted

    Natural rummaging areas, improved surfacing, a dry creek and digging pit are proposed as part of upgrades to the Green Gully Reserve off-leash enclosed dog…

  • Derrimut, Keilor Downs rent friendly

    Derrimut, Keilor Downs rent friendly

    Derrimut and Keilor Downs are among the most tenant friendly suburbs in commuting distance to Melbourne’s CBD, a new study has found. The quarterly Tenant…

  • Works continue

    Works continue

    Buses will replace trains on part of the Sunbury line in late February and early March as part of the Sunbury line upgrade. Crews will…

  • Community leaders recognised

    Community leaders recognised

    Two Brimbank community leaders have been named joint Brimbank citizen of the year. Marion DeLeon and Tara Tran were named the winners of Brimbank council’s…

  • Bright stars

    Bright stars

    Two of Brimbank’s brightest young stars have been recognised at the Brimbank council citizen of the year awards. Devika Chaudhary and Haylee Bissett were named…

  • Concert band members recognised

    Concert band members recognised

    Two members of the Western Region Concert Band have been recognised in the Australia Day honours. Edward Perati and Andrew Houston have been awarded a…

  • Helping hand

    Helping hand

    Sydenham’s Leann and Taylors Lakes’ Katherine are among the ballkids taking to the court at the Australian Open. While all the attention is on the…

  • Helping manage COVID-19 at home

    Helping manage COVID-19 at home

    A new campaign has been launched to encourage people with mild COVID-19 symptoms to recover at home. The ‘Get the Right Help for Your Recovery’…

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