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Defib In Your Street coming to Brimbank postcode 3021

The Brimbank postcode 3021 has one of the highest number of sudden cardiac arrest cases in Victoria, and an alarmingly low rate of life-saving defibrillators registered in that community.

News from the Chamber

An update from the most recent Council Meeting that took place on 18 April 2023.

Go FOGO and stop food scraps and garden clippings going to landfill

Ordering a food organics and garden organics bin – also known as a FOGO bin- is one simple way you can help protect the environment.

Electrify everything for a healthy, safe future

Be part of a clean energy future by moving your home to all electric.

Introducing The People of Brimbank Podcast

People of Brimbank is a series of community stories from people living, studying or working in Brimbank.

A new Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Hub

Council has joined forces with Cooinda Community Group to pilot a culturally safe and welcoming space that offers programs for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders in Brimbank.

Call for airport planning to include more measures to support public health

We’ve made a submission to the Federal Government’s Aviation White Paper as part of our ongoing advocacy to protect the health and wellbeing of residents impacted by Melbourne Airport’s proposed Third Runway.

News from the Chamber

An update from the most recent Council Meeting that took place on 21 March 2023.

Cat desexing limited time offer for Brimbank residents

Council is working with Westside Community Desexing to offer a discounted price on cat desexing options until 2 June 2023.

Tell us about your good neighbour for the chance to win a prize

Neighbour Day on Sunday 26 March is a chance for Brimbank to champion its local heroes – the ones living next door, over the road, down the street or around the corner. Tell us about the wonderful neighbours in your life.

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Brimbank City Council acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of this land, the Wurundjeri People, and pays our respects to Elders past and present.