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Brimbank community group calls for change - Sunshine, Ardeer, Albion Star
Sunshine, Ardeer, Albion StarBrimbank community group calls for changeSunshine, Ardeer, Albion StarBy LAURA WAKELY Manfred Kriechbaum is the leader of the newly formed Brimbank Residents and Ratepayers Association. 76615 Picture: KRISTIAN SCOTT BRIMBANK Residents and Ratepayers Association (BRRA) have the connections for change in Brimbank, ...and more »

Soccer stirs the melting pot - Brimbank Weekly
Sunshine, Ardeer, Albion StarSoccer stirs the melting potBrimbank WeeklyBY ANTHONY LONCARIC EMERGING soccer teams reflecting the municipality's cultural diversity will come together to contest this weekend's inaugural Brimbank Cup. The event, established following the success of last year's African Nations Tournament, ...Good sports fly the flagStar News Groupall 4 news articles »

Charity begins at home, in Brimbank - Brimbank Weekly
Charity begins at home, in BrimbankBrimbank WeeklyBY ANTHONY LONCARIC BRIMBANK residents with a disability will benefit from a new program boosting access to mobility and lifestyle aids. The Rotary Club of Keilor, along with other Rotary clubs across Melbourne's west, is giving service providers ...Keilor Rotary helps disabledMoonee Valley Weeklyall 2 news articles »

Autism needs not met for Brimbank students - Brimbank Leader
Autism needs not met for Brimbank studentsBrimbank LeaderBRIMBANK has the highest number of students with autism in the west but few local support services to help them, a report has found. Documents from the Thornton report, obtained through Freedom of Information by Greens MP Colleen Hartland, ...

Fine parking disgrace - Star News Group
Fine parking disgraceStar News GroupBy LAURA WAKELY SELFISH drivers were fined nearly $100000 for illegally taking disabled parking spaces in Brimbank last year. Brimbank City Council issued 809 fines last year to drivers who used disabled parking bays without permits (Parking payments, ...Park fine painWilliamstown, Altona, Laverton Starall 4 news articles »

Jobless queue lengthens in Brimbank - Brimbank Weekly
Jobless queue lengthens in BrimbankBrimbank WeeklyBY BENJAMIN MILLAR BRIMBANK workers face an uncertain future as new figures reveal the municipality has the state's highest unemployment rate. Australian Bureau of Statistics figures for the December quarter show Melbourne's outer west had an ...

Glory box tradition revived - Brimbank Weekly
Williamstown, Altona, Laverton StarGlory box tradition revivedBrimbank WeeklyLove and Care explores the glory box tradition as seen by a group of Coptic Orthodox women living in Brimbank. A glory box is a chest used by unmarried young women to collect items such as clothing and household linen in anticipation of married life.Discovering glory in a boxWilliamstown, Altona, Laverton Starall 2 news articles »

Crossing cops out in force - Sunshine, Ardeer, Albion Star
Crossing cops out in forceSunshine, Ardeer, Albion StarPolice will patrol the area as part of an ongoing campaign to reduce road trauma within Brimbank. Last year there were 54 collisions involving pedestrians, with 20 serious injuries and three fatalities. Last month a man in his 40s died at the Main Rd ...Extra eyes for safer roadsBrimbank Weeklyall 4 news articles »

Serving up disappointment - Sunshine, Ardeer, Albion Star
Sunshine, Ardeer, Albion StarServing up disappointmentSunshine, Ardeer, Albion StarBy Laura Wakely Tammy Coad and Stacey Pearse want Brimbank City Council to create free tennis courts. 76563 Picture: DAMJAN JANEVSKI A ST ALBANS resident angered by a tennis court lock-out, says council funded facilities should be free to all.and more »

Workers' pay rise may come at a cost - Brimbank Weekly
Workers' pay rise may come at a costBrimbank WeeklyBY BENJAMIN MILLAR AND ANTHONY LONCARIC A LANDMARK decision on fair pay for community sector workers is a big win for disadvantaged Brimbank residents, according to local support services. But they say the Fair Work Australia ruling, handed down last ...

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