Brimbank Messenger 16th November 1999 Newspapersunshine train disaster, h.v.mckay, overnewton castle, kings park secondary collage, keilor, sunshine, kings park

Brimbank's Community Plan 2000 - 2005brimbank

Brimbank Community Plan 2009 - 2030brimbank

A copy of the Brimbank Message 16th November 1999 celebrating the turn of the centaury in 2000. It features a number of articles on Sunshinesunshine train disaster, h.v. mckay, oernewton castle, brimbank college, kings park secondary college, sunshine, keilor, secondary school

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Growing Brimbank - A Collaborative Approach To Lifting Health And Education Outcomesbrimbank

Brimbank Planning Scheme Frame

Brimbank Community Profile 1999 Includes Social Demgraphic Data based on the 1996 ABS Census April 1999brimbank

Poster produced by the City of BrimbankExperience Brimbank|Explore town centres of Deer Park, Keilor, St. Albans, Sunshine & Sydenham|Get up close with nature - Brimbank Park, Maribyrnong River Trail, Organ Pipes, Taylors Creek Trail, Kororoit Creek & Jones Creek Trail|Out and about with the kids - Alice's Playspace, Buckingham Reserve, Cliff Harvey Lagoon Reserve, Isabella Williams Memorial Reserve, Kevin Flint Memorial Reserve & The Lakes Reserve|Key places of interest - H.V. McKay Memorial Park, Overnewton Castle, Bowery Theatre, Black Powder Mill, Keilor Golf Course, Mt. Derrimut Golf Club, Brimbank Cente Shopping Centre, Keilor Central Shopping Centre, Sunshine Marketplace Shopping Centre, Sunshine Plaza Shopping Centre, Watergardens Shopping Centre, Clader Park Thunderdome|Public Art locations - Eagle sculpture Federation Trail Brooklyn, Spiral Graph Seat Lennon Parkway Derrimut, Seeds of Hope and Dreams Drift Alfredia St, Seeds of Hope and Dreams Yam Daisy St. Albans Square, Kangaroo Sculpture Matthews Hill, Reflexio Qualis sculptures Sunshine Bus Interchange and City Place, Man Lifting Cow Hampshire Rdbrimbank

Brimbank City Council Kororoit Ward A to Z February 1997 in an A4 ring bound document with black and white text (photocopied version)city of sunshine, kororoit ward, resident

Local historical significanceLocal historical significance3 Panel Framed photo of first ever Brimbank Festival

This document sets out the purpose of the City of Brimbank's Planning Scheme, its vision and strategic direction for Victoria and the City of Brimbank.Brimbank Planning Scheme Planning scheme last updated by VC282 on 08/09/2025city of brimbank

Environmental Friends of Brimbank Group Directory|Albion & Ardeer Community Club|Albion Ecoliving Centre|Friends of the H.V. McKay Memorial Gardens|Friends of Iramoo|Grasslands Group|Jones Creek Restoration Group|Friends of Kororoit Creek|Friends of Maribyrnong Valley|Friends of Organ Pipes National Park (Previosly Maribyrnong Valley Committee)|Friends of Steel Creek|Friends of Stony Creekcity of brimbank

The Heritage Strategy (the Strategy) seeks to assist Brimbank City Council (Council) in conserving and promoting post-contact heritage in the City of Brimbank (the City) in a way that is strategic and integrated across the Council. It ensures Council is well placed to manage and protect the heritage values of the City. The Strategy provides the overarching policy context for heritage protection and management, reaffirms Council’s vision for heritage, key objectives for heritage protection and management in the City, and identifies the key actions needed to give effect to the vision and objectives. Brimbank Heritage Strategy Adopted 11th December 2018 Revised June 2015city of brimbank

Kathleen Elizabeth Henwood|Ray Heinze Brimbank Bicycle Users Group (BRIMBUG)|Claudia Dale Foster Care|Harold Gomez Anglo - India Community|Maureen Fitzpatrick & Luisa D'Agostia Western Art Group|Dawn Cox & robert Vargiu Community Bus|Claudette Daniag, Lita Abril-fandino, Anicia Tindogan, Crispina Llovido, Elsie Spiteri Filipino Australian Seniors Citizens Club|Linda Borg, Flora McKenzie, Mary Valsames, Beverly Smith, Crist Portelli Golden Oldies Walking Group|Margaret Cooke, Shirley Knight, Lyn Kieryczuk Rummikin|Santhana Selvendr Melbourne Murugan Cultural Centre|Ross Sandz, Frank Levens, Katherine Halliwell Chair Aerobics|Marlene Dedman Barbara Anderson Copperfields Walking Group And Volunteering|Apostolos Andreas, Kyriaki Papa, Georgia Christodoulou, Elli Efthimiou, Androula Christou Cyprus Greek Seniors Cluncity of brimbank, resident

The City of Brimbank Council hosts annual NAIDOC Week celebrations honour the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. These events form a major part of Brimbank’s commitment to recognising Traditional Custodians and strengthening community understanding. The 2025 National Theme was "The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy". Australia's NAIDOC Week exists to celebrate, recognise, and honour the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. It is one of the most important national observances for First Nations recognition. The main purpose of Australia's NAIDOC Week is to: - Celebrate First Nations culture and achievements - Educate all Australians - Promote unity and participation. - Recognise excellence through awards. - Support First Nations artists. - Honour a long history of activism and cultural pride. NAIDOC is both a celebration and a call to continue the work of recognition, justice, and cultural strength. 4781.01 - Brimbank City Council NAIDOC Week - 2025 Poster.jpg Uncle Shane Charles, Aunty Marjory Jean Mason & Aunty Lee-Anne Clarke 4781.02 - Brimbank City Council 2025 NAIDOC Week - Elders Share Artistic Talent.jpg Uncle Shane Charles, Aunty Marjory Jean Mason & Aunty Lee-Anne Clarke 4781.03 - Brimbank City Council 2025 NAIDOC Week - Celebrating NAIDOC Week.jpg Cr. Victoria Borg, Cr. Kathleen Nikolic, Cr. Virginia Tachos, Cr. Kim Thien Truong, Cr. Daniel Kruk, Mayor Cr. Thuy Dang, Aunty Lee-Anne Clarke, Uncle Shane Charles, Dr. Helen Bodycomb, Fraser MP Dr. Daniel Mulino & Rose Bruhn. 4781.04 - Brimbank City Council 2025 NAIDOC Week - The Hunt Club Gallery.jpg 4781.05 - Brimbank City Council 2025 NAIDOC Week - The Hunt Club Gallery.jpg 4781.06 - Brimbank City Council 2025 NAIDOC Week - The Hunt Club Gallery.jpg 4781.07 - Brimbank City Council 2025 NAIDOC Week - The Hunt Club Gallery.jpg aboriginal, first nation, naidoc, aunty jean mason, uncle shane charles, aunty lee-anne clarke, the hunt club and community arts centre, ballarat road, deer park

Brimbank City Council Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Strategy Background Documentcity of brimbank, aborgine, aboriginal, first nation

The Brimbank City Council Annual Reports examines the Council’s strategic, operational and financial performance for the financial year. Through these reports, Council reviews its performance, achievements and progress made towards strategic objectives and the strategic directions set out in the Council’s Plans. These reports also provided insights into emerging challenges facing the organisation and how the Council has used public resources to deliver services, programs and infrastructure in the interests of our community. These Annual Reports aligns with the principles set in the Local Government Act 2020, meeting legislative and compliance reporting requirements for local government in Victoria, thus ensuring the Council remains accountable to its community.5774.01 - City Of Brimbank Annual Report 2014 - 2015.PDF 5774.02 - City Of Brimbank Annual Report 2015 - 2016.PDF 5774.03 - City Of Brimbank Annual Report 2016 - 2017.PDF 5774.04 - City Of Brimbank Annual Report 2017 - 2018.PDF 5774.05 - City Of Brimbank Annual Report 2018 - 2019.PDF 5774.06 - City Of Brimbank Annual Report 2019 - 2020.PDF 5774.07 - City Of Brimbank Annual Report 2020 - 2021.PDF 5774.08 - City Of Brimbank Annual Report 2021 - 2022.PDF 5774.09 - City Of Brimbank Annual Report 2022 - 2023.PDF 5774.10 - City Of Brimbank Annual Report 2023 - 2024.PDF city of brimbank

These bags were given to partcipates who attended one of Brimbank Library educational coursesMaroon colored cloth bag with handles and Brimbank Council Logo and text printed in whiteBrimbank City Council Brimbank Connect Learn Inspirebrimbank city council

This bag was given to the participants of the Brimbank City Council 2024 Citizenship Ceremonies. It is most likely a general purpose bag used by the Brimbank City Council for various funtionsBlack cloth bag with zipper, handle and Brimbank City Council Logo with white backgroundBrimbank City Councilbrimbank city council, citizen

Brimbank Festival, Errington Reserve, St Albans, 30 March 1999Local scene on day of significanceColour Photograph

The colored poster is an artist representation of the Brimbank municipality. Not all landmarks and features are included or accurately placed due to the restricted size of the poster.People, Places & Spaces in Brimbank

General Guidelines|HO19 Commonwealth Munitions Housing estate Sunshine|HO20 Concrete Housing Estate Sunshine|HO21 ICI Residental Area Deer Park|HO22 Sunshine Commercial Area Sunshine|HO23 McKay Housing Estate Durham Road Sunshine|HO23 McKay Housing Estate King Edward Avenue Albion|HO25 Railway Station Estate Sunshine|HO26 War Service Homes Estate Albionbrimbank city council, heritage

DVD of the Black Powder Mill created by film maker Stefan Raabe in conjuction with the Friend's of the Black Powder Mill and Brimbank CouncilBlack Powder Mill created by film maker Stefan Raabe in conjuction with the Friend's of the Black Powder Mill and Brimbank Councilblack powder mill, explosive factory, deer park, cainlea