Brimbank & Northwest Star Weekly
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Calandrella joins Knights
It’s been a whirlwind few days for new Melbourne Knights coach Michael Calandrella. Last Sunday, Calandrella guided Brunswick Juventus to promotion up into Victorian Premier…
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Shopping centre altercation
Police responded to reports of an altercation in Taylors Lakes on September 18. Police said it understood a group of about 10 youths were involved…
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Honouring police lives lost
The day the Tim Lewczuk bridge was renamed in the senior constable’s honour, the late police officer’s parents, Richard and Dot Lewczuk, gathered in a…
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Donations callout
The Goss ’n’ Shop op shop in Sunshine is asking locals to extend a hand and make more donations as the shop experiences a period…
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Futures in focus
Amazon employees visited Lakeview Senior College in Caroline Springs last week, with career paths, the rapidly changing job market, and the company’s data centres just…
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Dragicevic’s stunning rise
St Albans’ Oliver Dragicevic is living the dream after earning his first A-League contract at just 17. Having grown up in the changerooms at St…
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Woman freed on bail over fire that killed two children
Within two minutes of a mother leaving her three children aged under five at home alone, a smoke alarm sounded. Fire would soon engulf the…
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Muhtari steps down
A coaching change is on the way with Zammy Muhtari stepping down as coach of the Essendon District Football League division 1 club. Muhtari had…
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Derrimut company charged
A Derrimut cooking oil transport company has been fined $4070 by the Environment Protection Authority (EPA) Victoria after it was seen washing out its storage…
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Protest at MP’s office
A group of 20 residents from Melbourne’s western suburbs protested outside Fraser MP Daniel Mulino’s office on Monday September, 15, calling for Australia to end…
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Wildflower planting day
Over 40 people braved the windy weather to plant 1500 wildflowers at Iramoo Wildflower reserve in Cairnlea earlier this month. Local greenthumbs had the opportunity…
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Illegal trading targeted
Brimbank council has adopted a new three-phase plan to tackle the ongoing issue of illegal footpath trading on Alfrieda Street in St Albans, which it…
