Brimbank & Northwest Star Weekly
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Cobras tough task
Albanvale is hoping for a little luck to play Western Football League division 2 finals this season. The Cobras have struggled to get their best…
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Braybrook language school fined
The Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) has secured $14,145 in penalties in court against a weekend community Chinese language school, which operates out of a site…
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Trio charged with hooning on social media
Three men have been charged as part of a police crackdown on an alleged group of hoon motorcyclists performing stunts for social media. Police laid…
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Protecting work from home
The state government plans to make working from home a right. Premier Jacinta Allan announced the government will introduce legislation to protect the ability of…
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Have your say
Sunshine West residents are being invited to have their say on state issues as part of a session in Laverton MP Sarah Connolly’s upcoming ‘Laverton…
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Dog park opens
Pooches and pups are wagging their tails for a new enclosed off-leash dog park which recently opened at Delahey Reserve. In a Facebook post, Cr…
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Driving change
The Melbourne Youth Bus (MYB) had a big outreach day in Melbourne’s west on Saturday, August 2, making stops to help communities in Footscray, St…
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Brimbank suburbs picked for park program
Brimbank residents are being invited to suggest ideas for new or improved parks, playgrounds and green spaces in their neighbourhood. With the help of park…
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Thunder battle through
Keilor Thunder kept its National Basketball League 1 South season alive, but are sweating on scans after another injury. The Thunder have been pulled from…
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Taylors Lakes pushing for women’s, girls sides
Taylors Lakes is putting female cricket at the forefront this season. The Lions are looking to field women’s and girls teams for the first time…
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Working bee
Residents wishing to have a fun and productive morning on the weekend should head to an event hosted by the Horseshoe Bend community group on…
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Socialising can help you stay healthy and happy
Nine ways socialising can help you stay healthy and happy as you get older. 1. Keeps Your Brain Sharp Spending time with others – whether…
