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Cycling increase
Six-time Tour de France rider Matteo Bono has made the most of the local riding paths since moving to Hillside. The Italian, who moved to…
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Speeding drivers caught out
Brimbank speeding drivers are lighter in the pocket after being caught out during Victoria Police’s Operation Arid. The operation, which ran over the long weekend,…
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Leadership recognised
Three Caroline Chisholm Catholic College teachers are leading the way for their peers. The school’s director of professional learning, Monique Dalli, and careers and VET…
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Welcoming parents back
Parents had the opportunity to join in the fun at St Albans Heights Primary School last Thursday. The COVID-19 pandemic has kept parents out of…
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Boyd joins Sons of the West
Mental health advocate and former Western Bulldogs star Tom Boyd is helping spearhead this year’s Sons of the West program when it kicks off later…
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SES leader hands over reins
Outgoing Brimbank SES unit controller Phil Jordan steps away from the role knowing the unit is in a better place than when he took over.…
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Health merger gets green light
A permanent merger of the western suburbs’ two health services has been given the green light by both the Western Health Board and Djerriwarrh Health…
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New cafe born out of COVID
A Caroline Springs couple who had to shut their cafe in the city due to COVID-19 are back in business as co-owners of a new…
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Mum seeks answers
A Keilor Downs mother has been left feeling defeated as she struggles to find a school that best fits her autistic son. Linda Justin, who…
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My Place: Bobby Kotevski
Bobby Kotevski is the new principal of Parkwood Green Primary School in Hillside. He speaks with Tara Murray about his passion to teach and reasons…
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New emergency department opens
Patients would have noticed a change at the Sunshine Hospital Emergency Department last week, with the first stage of the major redevelopment and expansion open.…
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Cemetery trees cut down
The removal of more than 50 trees at Keilor Cemetery is distressing, according to Keilor Historical Society president Susan Jennison. Mrs Jennison said she was…
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Record pokies spend
Brimbank council is calling on the state government to reduce gaming venues’ opening hours following the biggest monthly spend on poker machines in the municipality…
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‘Hoon laws’ working
Brimbank council’s local anti-hoon laws have resulted in a decrease in the number of hoons on local streets, according to latest data. In January 2018,…
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Mystery lotto winner
A mystery Burnside shopper is now a millionaire after winning Tattslotto on Saturday night. The winner purchased the ticket at Burnside Lotto & News and…
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