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More indoor sports on the horizon
The Brimbank council is set to expand its indoor sports offerings. The council adopted an indoor sports facilities feasibility study at a recent meeting, designed…
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Council cracks down on parking
Brimbank council is cracking down on cars exceeding parking limits. About 20 per cent of cars are parked longer than the time limit permitted in…
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Siblings pen first books
Two budding Hillside authors are turning their dreams into reality. Brother and sister Joshua and Alyce Hall have both recently published their first books. Alyce’s…
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Festival looks on the bright side
Laughter is the best medicine. At least that’s the mantra organisers of the Sunshine Film Festival have adopted ahead of their launch. The festival is…
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Brimbank remains on virus alert
The number of cases linked to a family outbreak of coronavirus in Keilor Downs increased to 13 on Sunday night and schools across the municipality…
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Cairnlea couple celebrate lotto win
A Cairnlea couple spent the weekend celebrating after winning $515,000 in Saturday’s TattsLotto draw. The happy winners held one of the 10 division one winning…
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School closes after student tests positive for COVID-19
Keilor Downs Secondary College has been forced to close for cleaning after a student tested positive for COVID-19. A student from St Albans Secondary College…
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Staff member tests positive to COVID-19 as students return to school
A staff member at Keilor Downs Secondary College has tested positive for COVID-19. The news comes as prep to year 2, year 11 and 12…
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Sunshine woman has 100,000 reasons to smile
A Sunshine woman aged in her 20s didn’t know whether to laugh or cry after she discovered she’d won $100,000 in Monday’s Lucky Lotteries Super…
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An ancient history to suburban paradise
Keilor holds a unique place within Brimbank. A suburb unlike any other, it boasts a rich history and has evolved into a highly sought-after area…
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From little things, big things grow
The inner-west boasts a colourful history, much of which can be seen on the many quirky old buildings that have stood the test of time.…
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Bus upgrade for Caroline Springs
Caroline Springs’ bus services are set for a massive boost. Minister for Public Transport Melissa Horne last week announced that from July 12, Route 462…
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Brimbank streetlights go green
Brimbank council is on a mission to change its streetlights to energy-efficient LED technology. The three-year project will cost $3.4 million and replace over 4000…
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Hospital turns one
The Joan Kirner Women’s and Children’s Hospital is celebrating its first birthday. It’s been a busy year for the hospital’s more than 800 staff, who…
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Brimbank’s building boom
Planning and development is booming in Brimbank. In April, the council received 63 new planning permit applications with a development value of $65.9 million, double…
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