Star Sunshine, Ardeer, Albion
27/10/2009
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Freak death
A KEILOR Downs man was tragically killed after a wheel came off a trailer being towed by a truck in ...
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Town boost
WATERGARDENS Town Centre is set for a multi-million dollar expansion, which will lure retail giant M...
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Mother remembered
NOT a day goes by that sisters Jacqui Vella and Joan Gauci-Quigley don’t remember their mother.
The ...
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Assault rates
ALMOST 4000 Brimbank residents have rushed to Victorian emergency departments with assault related i...
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Ratepayers
BRIMBANK residents groups are pleading with the State Government to appoint independent administrato...
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Rally over
SUNSHINE residents will hold a public rally to campaign for a new park to be established at the form...
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Kids get animated
WHEN it comes to making your directorial debut, three heads are better than one.
That’s something Ta...
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Karma in design
ZAYNEP Cakir is a strong believer in karma.
Just two years into her five-year architecture course, t...
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State silence on council
BRIMBANK residents are furious the State Government has failed to respond to community letters, accu...
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Lego pieces come together
THEY say that wisdom comes with old age but when it comes to technology, younger heads certainly hav...
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Dogs
BRIMBANK Council could soon be given a licence to kill dangerous dogs, if a State Government plan be...
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Back to school
PARENTS are often heard to observe that life was much tougher when they were at school.
St Albans Pr...
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Rockin’ the teens
TWO St Albans Secondary College bands are honing their musical chops on a regimen of school jam sess...
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Pain in workplace
BRIMBANK residents have claimed more than $68 million in compensation for workplace accidents over t...
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A better
SUNSHINE Hospital has not met all its Victorian Government benchmarks but is performing above the st...
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Running in the blood
FOR Robert McShanag, athletics has always been in the blood.
You could almost say the 49-year-old ha...
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Crows look to day two
SUNSHINE has a tough task ahead of it this Saturday after the Williamstown senior heads took to its ...
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Second strike
KEALBA/Green Gully secured second spot on the North West Cricket Association George Luscombe shield ...
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