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Council is considering spending tens of millions of dollars on a new sports hub on industrial land adjacent to Clifton Park.

 This may lead to the relocation of existing sporting clubs to the proposed new location. What will be the effect on your local community if this occurs?

Moreland Council has prepared a draft Brunswick Structure Plan to guide the development of Brunswick over the next 22 years. The structure plan includes the picture below.

What are the implications of buying more land and spending these resources for sport in Brunswick, and the make up of Gillon, Clifton and Brunswick Parks?

Moreland City Council is holding a series of community meetings and opportunities for people to express their views about the redevelopment of the Brunswick Baths on:

A stall will also be set up at Barkly Square Shopping Centre to provide the opportunity to discuss views with the planning team on;

All Brunswick residents are invited to the opening of the Moreland Summer Music Festival with roots music from Central Italy in a concert sponsored by the Regional Government of Abruzzo and the Abruzzo Club, Brunswick.

Where: Coburg Town Hall
90 Bell St, Coburg

When: 7.30pm, Thursday 1 February

Untapped is an uncoming benefit to raise money for Melbourne Citymission at the Retreat Hotel on Sunday February 4th. According to the website it

creates a platform from which Melbourne's bands and singers looking for a kick-start in their career can fully express their music by performing live within the community.

The inaugural event will be held at The Retreat Hotel in Brunswick, and will feature live performances from 10 bands, Sunday afternoon drinks and a fundraising barbeque.

Melbourne City Mission is a Melbourne non-profit organisation seeking to take a lead role in creating inclusive and resourceful communities, where opportunity and fairness are embraced as a way of life. They provide resources and choices to those who are marginalised and living with disadvantage, delivering services that respect the rights of individuals and embrace diversity.

Tickets are $13 on the door and it begins at 2pm.

Coburg Senior High School - which is reopening in 2007 with Year 10 Students - is holding an information Evening on July 12.

The junior section of the Brunswick Hockey Club runs a Hook In2 Hockey program to introduce young kids to the game of hockey. The next program will start this Monday 29th May, 4:45pm 5:45pm. The program will be held on Mondays and will run from 29 May to 7 August with a break for the Queens Birthay long weekend (12 June) and the school holidays (19 & 26 June). This means the program will run for 2 weeks before the holidays and then continue for 6 weeks after.

Please see attached flier for more information