Star St Albans, Deer Park, Caroline Springs
10/11/2009
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Mates salute
AS THE sun rises in the east tomorrow, John Fenech will salute the sky in honour of his fallen comra...
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Rewarding role
WHEN Irene Blank’s husband became terminally ill six years ago, she felt as though her whole world h...
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Call for cameras
ST ALBANS traders will lobby Brimbank’s new administrators to install 24-hour security cameras in a ...
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Grand plan for civic centre
KEILOR Downs, not St Albans, is the ideal location for Brimbank’s proposed civic centre, according t...
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Plans for school site
A BOTANICAL garden, a farmers’ market and a skate park were among a flurry of suggestions for the fu...
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Parking squeeze - no ease
ST ALBANS traders fear parking problems along Alfrieda St could intensify, after IGA confirmed plans...
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Hunt made to serve
IT WAS a stormy night in early 1982 that Neil Hunt first struck on the idea for a Brimbank emergency...
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Circus overcircus
A DECISION to allow an animal circus perform in Deer Park has provoked fury from residents and local...
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Ticket to ride
VESS Leung never has problems choosing an outfit.
If she doesn’t like what’s in her wardrobe, she si...
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Street race fear
A FATHER-of-two has urged Melton Shire Council to take action on hoons who are turning a Burnside st...
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Gymnastic fantastic
EIGHT year-old Jamieson Battistella does not walk into her weekly gymnastics classes – she runs.
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Andrew’s carving up a career
ANDREW Haplin has developed a strong stomach.
And he needs it.
The Sydenham resident spends most of ...
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Crows bats have tough start
SUNSHINE’S first big hit-out for the Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association season ended in disa...
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Sun shines but Eagles fade
THE sun may have been shining bright, but Sunday was a dark day for Sunshine Baseball Club’s Divisio...
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Bowls do
KEILOR lawn bowler Carla Odgers is excited and nervous about her first-time selection in the Austral...
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Home-town win for the Major
MELTON’S home-town hero Melpark Major scored an easy victory in the $50,000 (Group 2) Caravan Indust...
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Cairnlea strikes it hot
CAIRNLEA women’s soccer team achieved the ultimate this year, producing the perfect season.
The Stat...
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Close finish for Keilor
KEILOR’S Division One side hosted the once formidable Kew Heights on Saturday with Charlie Grant and...
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