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  • MY BRIMBANK

    MY BRIMBANK

    What’s your connection to Brooklyn? I moved here three years ago. I’ve only lived in Melbourne for 11 years and I moved to the inner…

  • FROM THE ARCHIVES

    FROM THE ARCHIVES

    40 years ago November 9, 1977 The first moves for the new court house for Werribee have taken place with the calling of tenders. Tenders…

  • COMMUNITY CALENDAR

    COMMUNITY CALENDAR

    Night market The 2017-18 Night Market returns to the Queen Victoria Market on November 15 and will run every Wednesday until April 11. Enjoy more…

  • NEW ARRIVALS

    NEW ARRIVALS

    Parents Nibin and Jenney, of Tarneit, welcomed their daughter Nia into the world on October 31. Nia weighed 2.78 kilograms at birth.

  • Frontline officers get a reboot

    By Charlene Macaulay Wyndham’s protective services officers (PSOs) and transit safety police were the first to be equipped with the latest tablets and smartphones in…

  • Police hunt for taxi passenger

    Police hunt for taxi passenger

    Police have appealed for help to identify a man who allegedly assaulted a taxi driver in Wyndham. On September 23, a taxi picked up two…

  • Armed robbery Police are appealing for witnesses to an alleged armed robbery in Truganina, which occurred about 8.25pm on October 25. Two men walking along…

  • Sex crimes on the rise

    By Alesha Capone More than 50 sex offences have been reported on public transport across the west in the past financial year. Victoria Police statistics…

  • Education grants Not-for-profit Newport organisations are being invited to apply for a Viva Energy Role Model Grant of up to $5000 to help with community…

  • Brooklyn dogs to have their park

    By Goya Dmytryshchak People are being invited to have their say on where Brooklyn’s first off-leash dog park should be located. Hobsons Bay council has…

  • Anger as supermarket bans poppy seller

    Anger as supermarket bans poppy seller

    An Altona supermarket suffered a community backlash after an RSL poppy seller was banned from inside the Pier Street store. Many, including the Altona Village…

  • Developer backs childcare plans

    By Benjamin Millar The developer of a childcare centre planned for one of Melbourne’s most truck-plagued intersections is confident the project will proceed even though…

  • Newport Bowls Club Sunday, November 12 Take a trip through the life, times and music of Bob Dylan at a two-hour narrated concert, DYLANesque: The…

  • COMMUNITY CALENDAR

    COMMUNITY CALENDAR

    Overeaters Anonymous Do you worry about the way you eat? Overeaters may have the answer for you. It is not a diet club. No weigh-ins,…

  • Man injured, robbed in hammer attack

    A 59-year-old man is recovering at home after being hit on the head with a hammer after leaving work at an Altona North shopping centre…

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