Home » News » Page 3

News

  • Call to reassess rate caps

    Call to reassess rate caps

    Brimbank council has made a recommendation to the state government to reassess rate caps as part of this year’s statutory review of the rate capping…

  • School holiday fun

    School holiday fun

    Kids in Brimbank were able to enjoy a range of activities over the school holidays. At Sunshine Plaza shopping centre children got up close and…

  • Carmel’s fighting fiction

    Carmel’s fighting fiction

    Being a local Footscray historian, Carmel Taig is forever ferreting about for stories that provide fresh insights into our district’s past. “Essentially, I’m interested in…

  • Biketober on the move

    Biketober on the move

    With the onset of October, the inner west has the chance to reaffirm its status as a cycling hotbed with the start of a national…

  • Sleepout at the airport

    Sleepout at the airport

    Melbourne Airport is inviting people to swap their beds for their cars to raise awareness and funds for those affected by domestic violence and homelessness.…

  • Sunbury Show returns

    Sunbury Show returns

    Show up and show out for the Sunbury Show. The annual show put on the Sunbury Agricultural Society is keeping Sunbury’s country charm in town…

  • Hume to vote on youth council

    Hume to vote on youth council

    Hume young people have been campaigning at schools and in the community as they run for a spot on the municipality’s first youth council in…

  • Council clean-up

    Council clean-up

    A report into the behaviour of the previous Brimbank council has found it “struggled to ensure good governance and demonstrate appropriate behaviour” while some councillor…

  • Dadstock ’25 to rock like its ’69

    Dadstock ’25 to rock like its ’69

    A bunch of middle-aged men from the inner west will be dusting off their electric guitars, getting their drum kits out of storage and squeezing…

  • Stones in Kooyong re-created in Yarraville

    Stones in Kooyong re-created in Yarraville

    Yarraville might be a long way from Kooyong and the 52nd anniversary of something doesn’t quite have the same cache’ as the 50th, but any…

  • Bandanas for Bell family

    Bandanas for Bell family

    Students from Sydenham Hillside Primary School’s junior school council will host a bandana sale on Saturday, October 4 with all proceeds going directly to the…

  • Youth change makers program

    Youth change makers program

    Young people in Brimbank looking to lead, learn and create positive change in the community can now apply for council’s ‘Brimbank change makers’ program. The…