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  • West Tarneit Station coming along

    West Tarneit Station coming along

    The state government has released an update showing the build progress of West Tarneit Station following a 14-day construction “blitz” earlier in January. Crews have…

  • Four seriously injured after dog attack

    Four seriously injured after dog attack

    Four people have been left with serious injuries after a dog attacked a family in their Melton West home on Thursday 29 January. Police said…

  • Rotary walks for a cause

    Rotary walks for a cause

    Rotary Club of Sunbury is lifting the lid once again in its mental health awareness and fundraising event. For the second year, the club is…

  • CFA fights house fire

    CFA fights house fire

    CFA responded to a house fire in Kyneton on Thursday night. Crews arrived to the scene about11.19pm to find a fire out the front of…

  • Police investigating attempted robbery

    Police investigating attempted robbery

    Police are appealing for public assistance following an attempted robbery on a train earlier this month. Investigators have been told a 26-year-old man with an…

  • No gambits, just good company

    No gambits, just good company

    Members of Brimbank council’s chess club program met up for an afternoon of relaxed matches. The chess club program, which currently has 11 participants, is…

  • New cafe to have more than just coffee

    New cafe to have more than just coffee

    A new cafe is coming to the Footscray CBD, but one that will provide more than just lattes and smashed avocado on toast. The state…

  • Dangerous driving concerns

    Dangerous driving concerns

    A Sydenham resident has raised concerns about drivers taking risky shortcuts to avoid long waits at a busy intersection, putting locals in danger. Resident Neil…

  • Bats response improved

    Bats response improved

    An extreme heat day in late January threatened grey-headed flying foxes in Brimbank Park, but a stronger response resulted in fewer deaths than during a…

  • A big day for preps

    A big day for preps

    Thousands of new Brimbank prep students have begun their schooling journey as school swings back into gear. At Sydenham Primary School, the start of the…

  • Picnic spot faces axe

    Picnic spot faces axe

    The future of the Melton Weir family picnic area has come under the spotlight, with community advocates calling for the ageing facility to be saved…

  • Free pads and tampons at Sunbury pool

    Free pads and tampons at Sunbury pool

    Free pads and tampons have arrived at Sunbury Aquatic and Leisure Centre. Hume Leisure has partnered with the state government to bring the initiative to…