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  • Soccer club receives grant

    Soccer club receives grant

    Keilor Park soccer club has received a $7500 grant from Bendigo Bank, which the club has used to purchase new equipment including soccer balls and…

  • Major sports pavilion works commence

    Major sports pavilion works commence

    Brimbank council has commenced works on a $5.8 million pavilion at JR Parsons Reserve in Sunshine. The pavilion, which is funded by council, will provide…

  • Health concerns around third runway

    Health concerns around third runway

    Melbourne Airport’s announcement that it would start initial construction on a third runway this month has sparked concern among locals about how the increased air…

  • Addressing youth machete crime

    Addressing youth machete crime

    Youth crimes involving edged weapons have been on the rise in Melbourne, with a state government ban on the sales and possession of machetes coming…

  • Changing the view on umpires

    Changing the view on umpires

    A group of Western Football Netball League umpires have been working hard behind the scenes to try and make umpiring a better environment for females.…

  • Bears into granny after another strong performance

    Bears into granny after another strong performance

    Burnside Heights hot finals form continued on Saturday as it won through to a second straight Essendon District Football League women’s division 1 grand final.…

  • Calls for fire levy review

    Calls for fire levy review

    Brimbank council has formally requested the state government to review the emergency services and volunteers fund (ESVF) levy, which was introduced in July this year.…

  • Sims calls time

    Sims calls time

    Former St Albans skipper Jack Sims always dreamt of playing senior football for the Saints. Having started his career at the club and spending the…

  • Saints going for glory

    Saints going for glory

    St Albans Saints are shooting for premiership glory on Sunday in the Football Integration Development Association C-grade competition. The Saints are in action against Wyndham…

  • New artwork lights up library

    New artwork lights up library

    A new neon artwork by Aunty Lee-Anne Clarke (Kirrae Whurrong) is on display at Sunshine Library. According to the artist’s statement, the artwork, called Bushtucker,…

  • Truth-telling for victim survivors

    Truth-telling for victim survivors

    A independent truth-telling forum for victim-survivors of historical child sexual abuse in all Victorian Government schools has been established. Angela Connors has been appointed as…

  • Volunteer callout

    Volunteer callout

    Non-profit organisation, Elite cat rescue, has put out a call to locals, asking for volunteers for its Bunnings sausage sIzzle on Saturday, August 9. In…