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  • Air pollution under scrutiny

    Air pollution under scrutiny

    Victorian residents are being encouraged to make a submission to an inquiry into the health impacts of air pollution in Victoria. The Legislative Council’s Environment…

  • Watergardens’ evolution continues

    Watergardens’ evolution continues

    The next step in transforming Watergardens into a go-to food and drink location is under way. Late last month, works commenced on upgrades including a…

  • Childhood inspires mural

    Childhood inspires mural

    A mural in Sunshine is providing a bit of colour while also educating the community about the local environment. The mural was commissioned by Melbourne…

  • Pool hailed for safety focus

    Pool hailed for safety focus

    The Sunshine Leisure Centre is one of just 40 pools across the state to receive the Life Saving Victoria’s prized Platinum Pool award. The award,…

  • JobSeeker increase ‘not enough’

    JobSeeker increase ‘not enough’

    A permanent $25 per week increase to the JobSeeker payment is nowhere near adequate, according to a Brimbank Salvation Army captain. The JobSeeker payment was…

  • Plan to ease commuter parking squeeze

    Plan to ease commuter parking squeeze

    Brimbank council is working with the Department of Transport (DoT) to install proper car parking and a shared user path on the east of Sydenham…

  • Private hospital plans unveiled

    Private hospital plans unveiled

    Work on the new Sunshine Private Hospital is set to get under way next month. Plans for the hospital were unveiled last Wednesday at an…

  • Airport vaccine hub launched

    Airport vaccine hub launched

    It was a flurry of action last week at the Melbourne Airport international terminal as Western Health started rolling out the COVID-19 vaccine. Western Health,…

  • Bonsai bonza

    Bonsai bonza

    A wonderful collection of bonsai and orchids will be on display this weekend at an exhibition in Sunshine North. The Vietnamese Bonsai Club Victoria and…

  • Drayden’s a LEGO master

    Drayden’s a LEGO master

    Australia’s next master builder could be in Caroline Springs. Six-year-old Drayden was selected as one of six winners of the LEGOLAND Discovery Centre’s Junior Model…

  • Sharing Ivan’s fighting story

    Sharing Ivan’s fighting story

    Ivan Rukavina has swapped the boxing ring for the literary world, writing a book about his boxing journey. Born in Croatia before moving to Australia,…

  • Push for all abilities parks

    Push for all abilities parks

    A Brimbank councillor has called on the council to consider creating more all abilities parks in the municipality. Cr Maria Kerr raised a motion at…

  • Survivor’s battle

    Survivor’s battle

    Peter Thomson wasn’t sure he would survive having coronavirus. With existing health problems, the virus hit him hard last August. Doctors making the decision to…

  • MP calls for pool funding

    MP calls for pool funding

    Fraser MP Daniel Mulino is calling on the federal government to provide funding for the new St Albans Leisure Centre. Brimbank council has committed to…

  • Fragments found in waste water

    Fragments found in waste water

    Covid-19 fragments have been detected in waste water in Melbourne’s north-west. On Saturday, the Department of Health, issued an alert for 11 suburbs with anyone…

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