Brimbank & Northwest Star Weekly
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Food van celebrates Christmas
Brimbank locals can celebrate Christmas early at a festive dinner hosted by the Paradise 4 Kids (P4K) food van next month. The P4K food van…
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Noise amelioration program concerns
Brimbank and Hume residents that will be affected by additional aircraft noise from Melbourne Airport’s third runway have expressed concerns over ministerial conditions for the…
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Station wins architectural award
Deer Park Station has topped the 2025 National Landscape Architecture Awards, and has been recognised for its native gardens showcasing the area’s rich cultural history.…
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L-plater caught
A Deanside L-plater was allegedly caught driving double the speed limit in Keilor Park late on Monday 17 November. Police clocked a Hyundai i30 allegedly…
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Blues find form
A strong all-round performance was the key to Keilor getting its second win on the board in the Victorian Turf Cricket Association senior division. The…
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Health workers and researchers recognised
Western health researchers and staff were acknowledged for their contributions at an awards ceremony last month, held at Sunshine Hospital. Western Health said the event…
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New baggage system lands
Travellers can expect less lost bags and more accurate luggage tracking as Melbourne Airport introduces a new international baggage handling system. Expected to launch in…
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Strength in numbers
Members of the Maltese Folklore Club in St Albans, along with other Brimbank locals, enjoyed an afternoon of social connection, games and food. President George…
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T20s get underway, Lions fire again
Rain may have halted play temporarily but the Victorian Turf Cricket Association T20 competition still got underway last week. Most sides were set to kick…
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Giving tree program
Locals can donate non-perishable food and household necessities to help community members who might be struggling throughout the Christmas period. Brimbank council’s ‘giving tree’ program…
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Rusty Eagles get the job done
A rusty Sunshine Eagles were still able to get the job done on Saturday in the Baseball Victoria summer league premier 1 first nine competition.…
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Vision to protect schoolkids, cyclists after tragedies
A long-term state vision has stuck with calls to roll back speed limits on local streets and more bike lanes following a spate of disturbing…
