Star Keilor, Taylors Lakes, Sydenham
18/04/2006
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800 in IR demo
BRIMBANK residents joined hundreds of protesters voicing their opposition to new industrial relation...
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Name switch
AMEETINGwas held last week for Hillside residents to discuss Melton Shire’s name change, but no one...
(18/04/2006)
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Race anger
RESIDENTS who attended last week’s Brimbank City Council meeting are furious over Cr Anthony Abate’s...
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Turks join the Diggers
A DESCENDANT of a Turkish soldier who fought at Gallipoli during World War I will finally be able to...
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Simply stupid
CAROLINE Springs’ top cop has issued a blunt warning to hoon drivers after police nabbed a motorist ...
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Dry run for swimmers
THE action group fighting for a better Sunshine Pool will stage its own version of the Commonwealth ...
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Clubrooms to get
INSTALLATION of new security alarms and surveillance equipment will help prevent further damage to t...
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Motion backflip
BRIMBANK Council has performed a backflip on a motion put by councillor Miles Dymott and approved a...
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Miracle escape
POLICE and fire crews say it was a “miracle” nobody was killed last week in a frightening multi-vehi...
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Police station opens
AFTER more than three years of planning, the long-awaited Caroline Springs police station is open.
A...
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Teens make the
BRIMBANK students joined 60 young executives of the future in a special education challenge during ...
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Albion gets 1000 on side
NEARLY 1000 Brimbank residents who support the relocation of Albion Junior Soccer Club to Cairnlea ...
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Crescent’s on hoon alert
HOONS leaving their “special signatures” along Cambridge Cres in Taylors Lakes might think twice bef...
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Rubbish pond
TAYLORS Lakes Reserve will get a makeover.
What used to be a pond filled with water six years ago is...
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Churches packed for Easter
THOUSANDS of Christians flocked to churches across Brimbank to celebrate Easter last weekend.
And t...
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Police grab pot
POLICEseized more than 100 marijuana plants from a St Albans home last week, the culmination of a su...
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Lizards get a new life
Often mistaken for a snake, the striped legless lizard once roamed more than 22,000 square kilometre...
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Free BMX competition
YOUNG people across Brimbank will be able to take part in a BMX and skating competition to be held i...
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Register your
Residents who fail to register their pets by 10 April could be fined $210.
State Government legislat...
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Uni chief answers
ISLAMIC students hoping to become clerics won’t need to be educated overseas in future.
Muslim lead...
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Gully fails to hold lead
GREEN Gully held the lead twice in its round eight encounter with Preston but was forced to share th...
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Soccer ‘lottery’
A THIRD of the Vodafone Cup season is already in the scorebook, but the make-up of the top six is st...
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Changes spur team to win
THE St Albans Spurs will begin the climb back to the Victorian Women’s Football League (VWFL) finals...
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Success springs club ahead
CAROLINE Springs Cricket Club only recently opened its doors to competition, and already the walls a...
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