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Keilor Village laneway a hotbed of crime
KEILOR Village traders say they are working in fear following an escalation of crime. They are calling for closed-circuit television cameras to be installed in…
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Debit advice is on the money
BANKING and finance can be confusing enough without language barriers being thrown into the mix. Inspired by the success of its regular ‘Bring Your Bills’…
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No quick ease for rail squeeze
WESTERN suburbs rail commuters will have to continue putting up with peak-hour overcrowding after being overlooked in the latest timetable update. Changes to the metropolitan…
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Albanvale woman charged with theft
AN Albanvale woman has been charged with 11 offences involving theft across Brimbank last week. Pamela Jefferies, 42, was charged with one count of burglary,…
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Small is big for Keilor Village people
THE president of the Keilor Residents and Ratepayers Association says a new document guiding future development will help maintain the village’s character. Brimbank Council last…
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Fashion designer follows in mother’s footsteps
CHRIS Ran Lin’s has been making his mum proud. The Braybrook designer, 26, is one of the rising stars of Melbourne’s fashion scene, winning one…
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Fashion designer follows in mother’s footsteps
CHRIS Ran Lin’s has been making his mum proud. The Braybrook designer, 26, is one of the rising stars of Melbourne’s fashion scene, winning one…
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Patients think better of their hospitals
PATIENT satisfaction with care and services at Western Health’s Sunshine, Williamstown and Footscray hospitals has improved marginally, despite being the lowest of large metropolitan hospitals.…
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Patients think better of their hospitals
PATIENT satisfaction with care and services at Western Health’s Sunshine, Williamstown and Footscray hospitals has improved marginally, despite being the lowest of large metropolitan hospitals.…
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Mental health staff ‘struggling’
MENTAL health workers have demanded better funding during a rowdy rally in Sunshine’s main street. Psychiatric nurses, mental health clinicians and other care workers used…
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New talks to settle nurses’ pay dispute
NURSES have called off industrial action ahead of fresh talks with the state government. The Australian Nursing Federation and hospital employers have entered a new…
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Brimbank Council election: No decision on timing
WHAT DO YOU THINK? SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM OF THIS STORY TO POST A COMMENT. BRIMBANK residents could wait until as late as September before…
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Keilor East play area answers a weighty issue
COMMUNITY leaders hope a $1 million playground to be built at a park in Keilor East will help curb the increase of obesity and diabetes…
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Brimbank’s building activity drops
BUILDING activity in Brimbank is on the slide, according to new state government figures. The Planning Department’s latest permit activity report reveals the value of…
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Migrant’s crafty networking
FOR Egyptian migrant and mother of three Sherine Morkos, joining a group of women for regular craft sessions has become a lifeline. “I saw them…
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