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Online Parent Information Talks

21 May 2020 - 10:00am - 12 June 2020 - 11:45pm
IPC Health has developed a range of Online Parent Information Talks for Brimbank Libraries to support children and families during this period of Covid 19 restrictions.
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LOL: LAUGHING THROUGH LIFE AND OTHER CATASTROPHES

14 June 2020 - 4:00pm
Our response when dealing with calamity is either to curl into a foetal position and wish the world away or stand up and laugh in its face. STAND UP, MAKE FILM
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WEBINAR - Legal Essentials for Start Ups and Small...

17 June 2020 - 6:00pm - 8:00pm
BUSINESS WORKSHOPS WILL ONLY BE AVAILABLE ONLINE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Once you have registered via the link you ...
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Priority applications for sports membership subsidies - In2Sport

16 January 2020

The 2020/2021 In2Sport Brimbank priority application period opens Monday 20 January 2020. Applications for everyone else open on 17 Febru...

Get sucked into Jumanji to raise funds for bushfire relief

16 January 2020

The 1995 Jumanji movie starring Robin Williams, Kirsten Dunst and Bonnie Hunt will be screened at Kevin Wheelahan Gardens in Sunshine. The movie is...

Donate your old bike – help someone in need

14 January 2020

Through Give a Bike community members are invited to donate their unwanted bikes to be cleaned and repaired and given to community members in need....
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We might be spending more time at home this year on #WorldEnvironmentDay, but the wildlife in Brimbank is still getting out and about. Our Land Management Officers have set up monitoring cameras in Sydenham Park to see who is visiting. Can you guess who these two visitors are?
Did you know the Sugar Glider likes to eat Acacia sap, nectar and insects? And that's what we are preparing for them in new plantings in parts of Sydenham Park. [Image credit: Kara McDonald - Friends of Organ Pipes] #WorldEnvironmentDay #WeAreBrimbank
Happy #WorldEnvironmentDay! We want to give Sugar Gliders safe cover to move through the Jacksons Creek corridor from Organ Pipes National Park. So we’re planting 380 habitat and food plants for them. [Image: Kara McDonald - Friends of Organ Pipes] #WeAreBrimbank
We might be spending more time at home this year on #WorldEnvironmentDay, but the wildlife in Brimbank is still getting out and about. Our Land Management Officers have set up monitoring cameras in Sydenham Park to see who is visiting. Can you guess who these two visitors are?
From this week onward, dining out may be a different experience than you’re used to. Now that restrictions have eased, remember to keep to any time limits requested, make sure to leave 1.5m between yourself and others, and take any precautions that the restaurant or café asks of you.
Brimbank Council and @VictoriaUniversity have affirmed their commitment to work together to help improve local employment, education, learning, health, wellbeing, and socio-economic opportunities for the Brimbank community and Melbourne’s West. Pictured in image: Front row from left – Brimbank City Council Mayor, Cr Georgina Papafotiou, with VU Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Peter Dawkins Back row from left – Brimbank City Council CEO Helen Morrissey, and VU Vice President Resources & Precincts Prof Richard Constantine
If you were a student at LaTrobe University in the 90’s or 00’s, there’s a good chance that you’ve had pizza from @slices_restaurant. This local #BrimbankBusiness has been operating in Keilor since 1992, and has been a much loved institution for generations of locals. We chatted to owner Sam Cannalonga about the pizza business, what makes the Keilor store extra special, and how they’ve adapted to social distancing: https://bit.ly/3cCAzy0 #WeAreBrimbank #ThinkShopBuyLocal #pizza #latrobe #bundoora #keilor #SupportYourLocal #lovethewest #melbournepizza
If you have any of the symptoms of COVID-19, however mild, you should seek advice and get tested. Drive thru testing is currently available at Keilor Community Hub on Old Calder Highway, from 10am to 5pm on Thursday 4 June and Friday 5 June.
The Environmental Events Calendar for June is live now! To continue to support our community in becoming more sustainable and connecting with the environment during these times, we will be offering range of online activities that can be done in isolation and in the comfort of your homes. Check out our June calendar on the "Environment & Sustainability" pages on the Council website for more details on upcoming events. #WeAreBrimbank #EnvironmentSustainability #VirtualEvents
Due to building works at the St Albans Community Centre (STACC) we are unable to hold an immunisation session on Tuesday 9 June. Please check out the schedule on our website to select a different session so your child canreceived all vaccines required to obtain a School Entry Certificate. The program is continuing as scheduled at West Sunshine, Derrimut, Sydenham & Keilor. We've made some changes to ensure adequate social distancing and hygiene. The next session at STACC will be on Tuesday 14 July. We apologise for any inconvenience.
Household rubbish, recycling collection, issues with roads, drains or footpaths, pets or pests and even graffiti – you can jump online and use Council’s Report It service to sort it. Council’s online reporting tool, Report it, makes it easier for the community to report an issue or request a service by submitting details online at a time that is convenient. Using Report It means that you don’t need to wait in a queue when our Customer Service Officers are busy on other calls. You can access the tool online at www.brimbank.vic.gov.au/report-it
"I just do the best I can and hope that we come out of it at the other end. Just keep going. They’re relying on us to deliver whatever service we can provide them. You just try and do the best you can to keep it going,” Kristi said. Kristi is a Community Care worker who provides essential support to some of Brimbank's most vulnerable community members. We chatted with Kristi to learn more about what it means to provide personal, home & respite care during coronavirus: https://bit.ly/3eydRIC #WeAreBrimbank #community #carers #communitycare #healthcare #frontline #communitywork
Walking the dog remains one of life’s pleasures but remember to keep your dog on a leash in public. Brimbank's off-leash parks have reopened, so only in these areas are dogs allowed to run and play without being held by a leash. Visit our website for more information on responsible pet ownership. #WeAreBrimbank
Although the Victorian Government has eased restrictions across the State today, we won’t be opening our libraries, pool, and neighbourhood houses just yet. We need to make sure the reopening of facilities and reintroduction of services can be done in a safe and responsible way for both staff and community members. However a Click and Collect service is available from today at our libraries. And our online services and programs are continuing. Thank you for your patience and support. We will post updates on our website when we have more information.
With preps, grades 1 and 2 and VCE students now back at school, and all students set to return to classrooms on 9 June, it’s a timely reminder to keep safe around schools during pick-up and drop-off. Driving and parking safely around schools helps to keep kids, their classmates, teachers and the community safe. book👩‍👧‍👦 📔 🎒 🏫 Please remember: • Observe parking restrictions (no double parking, or stopping in ‘no stopping’ zones around school crossings or school entrances) • Follow instructions from your child’s school around pick-up and drop-off points • Adhere to speed limits in school zones (usually 40km/ hour) between 8am-9.30am and 2.30pm-4pm • Continue observing social distancing Council’s school crossing supervisors do a fantastic job in helping children get to and from school safely, as do Victoria Police in enforcing speed limits and parking restrictions around schools. We know social distancing makes school pick-up and drop-off that bit more tricky – so we appreciate your patience and co-operation at this time.
St Albans Immunisation session CANCELLED for June. Our nurses will NOT be at St Albans Community Centre (STACC) on Tuesday 9 June. Renovations currently taking place at this venue prevent us from conducting this planned session. The program is continuing as scheduled at West Sunshine, Derrimut, Sydenham & Keilor. We've made some changes to ensure adequate social distancing and hygiene. The next session at STACC will be on Tuesday 14 July. Please see the schedule on our website for details on available sessions and locations and select a time and place to keep up to date with your child’s vaccinations. We apologise for any inconvenience.