Man charged with murder of Brunswick teenager Isla Bell
Police discovered human remains on Tuesday night
Man charged with murder of Brunswick teenager Isla Bell
Police discovered human remains on Tuesday night
A weekly guide to what’s on and things to do in Postcode 3056
Police discovered human remains on Tuesday night
Davidson elected first Mayor of new council
Newcomer Politis to serve as Deputy Mayor
Firies kept busy with two call outs within a week
Monday’s fire triggered a local smoke warning
A weekly guide to what’s on and things to do in Postcode 3056
Man charged with murder of Brunswick teenager Isla Bell
Police discovered human remains on Tuesday night
A weekly guide to what’s on and things to do in Postcode 3056
Opinion: The campaign for reconciliation didn’t end with last year’s referendum
The election of a progressive new council provides an opportunity to get on with the work of advancing First Nations justice, writes Rodney Spark
Brunswick West man charged over firearms stash
Police seized guns and drugs during raids on Thursday
Green wave sweeps through Brunswick
Labor’s Tapinos defeated in bid for fifth council term
Opinion: The campaign for reconciliation didn’t end with last year’s referendum
The election of a progressive new council provides an opportunity to get on with the work of advancing First Nations justice, writes Rodney Spark
Brunswick West man charged over firearms stash
Police seized guns and drugs during raids on Thursday
Green wave sweeps through Brunswick
Labor’s Tapinos defeated in bid for fifth council term
Residents closer to getting access to basketball court
Appeals court throws out application by Montfort Park owners
Call for a fresh vision for ‘square of despair’
Council to investigate options for revitalising Grantham Street precinct
Community forum aims to make Lygon Street sparkle
Everyone is welcome to bring their ideas to a forum on July 25, writes Andrea Bunting from Walk On Merri-bek
‘The people deserve better’: readers have their say on Union Square
Backing for a council-led revamp of shopping centre
Call for a fresh vision for ‘square of despair’
Council to investigate options for revitalising Grantham Street precinct
Council, developer at loggerheads over Brosnan Centre project
Property developer Milieu wants a nine-storey building
Breese Block vision begins to take shape
Resident group is now pushing for two more pedestrian crossings
New planning strategy aims to drive job creation
On current trends, Brunswick is facing a shortfall of commercial floor space within 15 years
Win for YIMBYs after approval of apartment project
VCAT allows extra building height in Florence Street
Council, developer at loggerheads over Brosnan Centre project
Property developer Milieu wants a nine-storey building
Breese Block vision begins to take shape
Resident group is now pushing for two more pedestrian crossings
New planning strategy aims to drive job creation
On current trends, Brunswick is facing a shortfall of commercial floor space within 15 years
Tapinos ahead in knife’s edge Brunswick West election count
But Greens’ rising star Angelica Panopoulos is in danger of losing her seat
Tapinos ahead in knife’s edge Brunswick West election count
But Greens’ rising star Angelica Panopoulos is in danger of losing her seat
Tapinos ahead in knife’s edge Brunswick West election count
But Greens’ rising star Angelica Panopoulos is in danger of losing her seat
Roads, rates, rubbish and more: council hopefuls come under the spotlight
Discover candidates’ views on key issues for Brunswick and Merri-bek
Campaign is over for Romeo before it began
Brunswick West candidate disqualified for failing to follow election rules
These 18 candidates want your vote in October
Public forums provide opportunity to grill candidates for the four Brunswick wards
New lives bloom for Palestinian refugee women
Brunswick East florist provides paid work for recent escapees from the war in Gaza
Artists’ sanctuary in a fight for survival
Irene Warehouse has been a vibrant base for Brunswick arts workers for two decades
Newest Queen’s Scout keeps it in the family
Charley Baden-Powell is the first member of her clan to achieve the award
Discovering the hidden treasures within Brunswick’s record stores
Record Store Day finds three of the suburb’s shops carving their own niches.
Discovering the hidden treasures within Brunswick’s record stores
Record Store Day finds three of the suburb’s shops carving their own niches.
A little bit of surrealism goes a long way
Luke Beesley will launch his first album in Brunswick this week
From Sydney Road to the walls of an art gallery
How 2528 words help to tell the story of a suburb
Next Wave secures Mechanics Institute for up to nine years
Arts organisation promises more public access to the building
A little bit of surrealism goes a long way
Luke Beesley will launch his first album in Brunswick this week
From Sydney Road to the walls of an art gallery
How 2528 words help to tell the story of a suburb
Next Wave secures Mechanics Institute for up to nine years
Arts organisation promises more public access to the building
Photo project celebrates second coming of the mullet
Call out for proud Brunswick mullet heads to model for camera
New school musical showcases talent of the future
BEPS production explores contemporary themes, including Artificial Intelligence
Master magician makes himself at home in Brunswick
Cosentino is back in town for a series of shows this month
The ‘orchestra’ keeping a century-old musical tradition alive
The group has been bringing string players together for over a decade
A little bit of surrealism goes a long way
Luke Beesley will launch his first album in Brunswick this week
From Sydney Road to the walls of an art gallery
How 2528 words help to tell the story of a suburb
Next Wave secures Mechanics Institute for up to nine years
Arts organisation promises more public access to the building
Photo project celebrates second coming of the mullet
Call out for proud Brunswick mullet heads to model for camera
New school musical showcases talent of the future
BEPS production explores contemporary themes, including Artificial Intelligence
Master magician makes himself at home in Brunswick
Cosentino is back in town for a series of shows this month
Bike store fire linked to gangland war
Offender set fire to his arm in early morning ram raid and arson attack
Bike store fire linked to gangland war
Offender set fire to his arm in early morning ram raid and arson attack
Bike store fire linked to gangland war
Offender set fire to his arm in early morning ram raid and arson attack
Crime up across Brunswick area
Increase was largest in Brunswick West
Apartments evacuated in Donald Street fire
In a separate incident, a man has been charged with aggravated burglary
Sparkly Bear missing after brazen theft
Thieves used angle grinder to remove statue
Footy jumper makes connection to Indigenous culture
The guernsey will be worn by the North Brunswick senior teams over the next two rounds
Dragons unearth next generation of footy talent
Junior girls secure the first two premierships in their history
Lacrosse newcomer headed for world championships
The Brunswick club will be represented in both the Australian women’s and men’s national teams
Footy is more than a game at the Brunswick Renegades
Sasha Dougherty writes about how she found a new community when she began playing local football
Wheels on fire: Brunswick riders blitz cycling calendar
Club can boast two national champions at the same time
Zebras all set for boom in women’s and girls’ soccer
New facilities mean women and girls finally have their own space at Sumner Park.
A century of ups and downs celebrated in new hockey club history
Brunswick Hockey Club’s story is frequently one of resilience and endurance.
Footy jumper makes connection to Indigenous culture
The guernsey will be worn by the North Brunswick senior teams over the next two rounds
Dragons unearth next generation of footy talent
Junior girls secure the first two premierships in their history
Lacrosse newcomer headed for world championships
The Brunswick club will be represented in both the Australian women’s and men’s national teams
Footy jumper makes connection to Indigenous culture
The guernsey will be worn by the North Brunswick senior teams over the next two rounds
Dragons unearth next generation of footy talent
Junior girls secure the first two premierships in their history
Lacrosse newcomer headed for world championships
The Brunswick club will be represented in both the Australian women’s and men’s national teams
Footy is more than a game at the Brunswick Renegades
Sasha Dougherty writes about how she found a new community when she began playing local football
Wheels on fire: Brunswick riders blitz cycling calendar
Club can boast two national champions at the same time
Zebras all set for boom in women’s and girls’ soccer
New facilities mean women and girls finally have their own space at Sumner Park.
40 Brunswick dishes to tantalise your tastebuds
Sydney Road food venues nominate their customer favourites
How the bakers of Brunswick make our day
The inspiring stories behind our daily bread.
The secret of Mediterranean Wholesalers’ success
How a family emerged out of poverty in Calabria to revolutionise food imports at the bottom of the world.
Review: Day and night, this restaurant serves up the goods
Meals are prepared with subtle efficiency at this newish addition to Brunswick’s Japanese dining choices
Brunswick firm at forefront of lab-grown meat revolution
Products could be on restaurant plates and supermarket shelves in a couple of years.
The mystery ingredient of A1 Bakery’s success
From Zahlé with love, the bakery is now a Brunswick landmark.
40 Brunswick dishes to tantalise your tastebuds
Sydney Road food venues nominate their customer favourites
How the bakers of Brunswick make our day
The inspiring stories behind our daily bread.
40 Brunswick dishes to tantalise your tastebuds
Sydney Road food venues nominate their customer favourites
How the bakers of Brunswick make our day
The inspiring stories behind our daily bread.
The secret of Mediterranean Wholesalers’ success
How a family emerged out of poverty in Calabria to revolutionise food imports at the bottom of the world.
Review: Day and night, this restaurant serves up the goods
Meals are prepared with subtle efficiency at this newish addition to Brunswick’s Japanese dining choices
Brunswick firm at forefront of lab-grown meat revolution
Products could be on restaurant plates and supermarket shelves in a couple of years.
Brewers of Brunswick
From mead to sake, new flavours are brewing in the neighbourhood.
Brunswick-born bag puts a new spin on an old classic
Combining sustainability with style, The Brunswick bag lives up to its name
The cobblers of Brunswick
The timeless wisdom of our shoe repairers.
Mozzie-borne skin ulcer warning for Brunswick West
Dozens of cases recorded in Merri-bek and Moonee Valley
Rain fails to dampen park’s opening
New Frith Street park has been built on a former industrial site
Creek saviours’ work is far from done
A new hardcover book shows just how much has changed over 40-plus years.
Community solar battery for Brunswick on its way
The battery would be able to store excess energy from 250 Brunswick dwellings.
Merri Creek flood ‘a taste of things to come’
Tonnes of plastic, cardboard and other litter will take weeks to clean up.
How an abandoned dump became a green icon
Brunswick East’s CERES Community Environment Park will celebrate its 40th anniversary this weekend.
Electric vehicle use soars in Brunswick
Council-owned Edward Street charging station is one of Australia’s busiest.
Mozzie-borne skin ulcer warning for Brunswick West
Dozens of cases recorded in Merri-bek and Moonee Valley
Rain fails to dampen park’s opening
New Frith Street park has been built on a former industrial site
Creek saviours’ work is far from done
A new hardcover book shows just how much has changed over 40-plus years.
Mozzie-borne skin ulcer warning for Brunswick West
Dozens of cases recorded in Merri-bek and Moonee Valley
Rain fails to dampen park’s opening
New Frith Street park has been built on a former industrial site
Creek saviours’ work is far from done
A new hardcover book shows just how much has changed over 40-plus years.
Community solar battery for Brunswick on its way
The battery would be able to store excess energy from 250 Brunswick dwellings.
Merri Creek flood ‘a taste of things to come’
Tonnes of plastic, cardboard and other litter will take weeks to clean up.
How an abandoned dump became a green icon
Brunswick East’s CERES Community Environment Park will celebrate its 40th anniversary this weekend.
Higher rates for property investors are dead and buried
Differential rates proposal would be unlawful and leave a hole in council’s budget
Higher rates for property investors are dead and buried
Differential rates proposal would be unlawful and leave a hole in council’s budget
Council to oppose demolition of Barkly Street tower
Plans to redevelop public housing towers are ‘privatisation by stealth’, councillors say.
Brunswick needs more housing, but it keeps getting in its own way
Brunswick residents need to rethink their opposition to new development if the housing crisis is to be solved, argues Jonathan O’Brien.
Nightingale spreads its wings across Australia
With more than 360 apartments under its belt, Brunswick-based developer has another 830 in the pipeline.
Higher rates for property investors are dead and buried
Differential rates proposal would be unlawful and leave a hole in council’s budget
Apartment dwellers want planned skyrail station moved
Location would be just metres from balconies
Station to be axed under skyrail revamp
The level crossing project will have two stations in Brunswick
Government hits brakes on skyrail as budget woes bite
Level crossing project will be postponed for up to three years
Apartment dwellers want planned skyrail station moved
Location would be just metres from balconies
Station to be axed under skyrail revamp
The level crossing project will have two stations in Brunswick
Government hits brakes on skyrail as budget woes bite
Level crossing project will be postponed for up to three years
MP backs 40kmh in Melville Road
Boost for campaign to reduce speed limit
E-scooters ready to roll next year
Councillors pave way for trial of shared e-scooters across Merri-bek
MP backs 40kmh in Melville Road
Boost for campaign to reduce speed limit
E-scooters ready to roll next year
Councillors pave way for trial of shared e-scooters across Merri-bek
Community forum aims to make Lygon Street sparkle
Everyone is welcome to bring their ideas to a forum on July 25, writes Andrea Bunting from Walk On Merri-bek
Transport activists ready to escalate Sydney Road campaign
Third rally for accessible tram stops draws crowd of 100
Skyrail on ice, attention returns to Sydney Road
New rally for accessible tram stops will be held next month
Council rejects Pearson Street road closure plan
The street is a well-known north-south ‘rat run’
Community forum aims to make Lygon Street sparkle
Everyone is welcome to bring their ideas to a forum on July 25, writes Andrea Bunting from Walk On Merri-bek
Transport activists ready to escalate Sydney Road campaign
Third rally for accessible tram stops draws crowd of 100
Skyrail on ice, attention returns to Sydney Road
New rally for accessible tram stops will be held next month
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