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Meet our 2022 Young Citizens of the Year

Meet this year’s Young Citizen of the Year joint award winners, Devika Chaudhary and Haylee Bissett, and see what they’ve been up to since winning the Australia Day award in January.

New grant will help local government tackle climate change impacts

The Western Alliance for Greenhouse Action (WAGA) will lead a project that will help local government manage the risks of increased and more severe heatwaves and storms due to climate change.

Working towards less waste to landfill

Brimbank Council continues to work towards increasing recycling and reducing waste to landfill in the community. So how did we go in the last financial year?

Grants worth $5,000 for youth focused projects on offer

Groups working with Brimbank’s young people are encouraged to apply for funding of up to $5,000 through the 2022 Brimbank Community Fund (BCF) grants program.

Health partners take peek at new wellness hub

Some special visitors recently took a peek inside the Brimbank Aquatic and Wellness Centre, as it gets closer to being finished.

Next steps revealed for recycling reforms

Thank you to everyone who provided feedback on Council’s proposed 4-bin waste model. Here’s an update on the project.

Meet our 2022 Citizen of the Year Award winners

Meet this year’s Citizen of the Year joint award winners, Marlon and Tara, and see what they’ve been up to since winning the Australia Day award in January.

Brimbank works towards 100% recycled roads

The glass that’s recycled from your bins has a new use – in your local roads.

Brimbank’s Green Stars

We’re proud of the Brimbank community’s efforts to respond to the climate emergency. We think they’re all Green Stars, and we’d like to share their stories with you. 

Hampshire Road Civic Green wins award for landscape excellence

Brimbank’s new Civic Green in Sunshine has won an Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) Award in the Victorian category, ‘Civic Landscape’.

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