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Rearguard action seeks to halt Don Bosco closure
Property could smash Brunswick sales record
Rearguard action seeks to halt Don Bosco closure
Property could smash Brunswick sales record
A weekly guide to what’s on and things to do in Postcode 3056
Mechanic’s Institute to throw open its doors for a day
Exhibition showcases four decades of developing new artists
Accessible tram stop advocates want more than promises
Rally marks third anniversary of Sydney Road campaign
A weekly guide to what’s on and things to do in Postcode 3056
Repairs underway on long-neglected church
Plans will see landmark building adapted for commercial use
Brunswick stonemason follows in the footsteps of the Masters
Learning sculpture techniques in Florence beckons for young craftsman
Council defends ‘secret’ AI plan
Union fears job losses from automation of tasks
A weekly guide to what’s on and things to do in Postcode 3056
Rearguard action seeks to halt Don Bosco closure
Property could smash Brunswick sales record
A weekly guide to what’s on and things to do in Postcode 3056
Repairs underway on long-neglected church
Plans will see landmark building adapted for commercial use
Brunswick stonemason follows in the footsteps of the Masters
Learning sculpture techniques in Florence beckons for young craftsman
Council defends ‘secret’ AI plan
Union fears job losses from automation of tasks
‘This would not be tolerated next to a school or hospital’
Construction noise raises hackles of childcare centre’s families
Minister urged to reject Brunswick Market project
Development would not create enough new homes, says council
Off-street parking to be lost to open space
Street closure abandoned after backlash from Greek church
Minister urged to reject Brunswick Market project
Development would not create enough new homes, says council
Off-street parking to be lost to open space
Street closure abandoned after backlash from Greek church
First look at new Coburg library and piazza
Opposition hardens to another part of renewal plan
Heritage body takes over historic chimney repairs
MP lashes owners over long delays to restore chimney
Changes sought to new activity centre plans
Government criticised for inadequate consultation
First look at new Coburg library and piazza
Opposition hardens to another part of renewal plan
Heritage body takes over historic chimney repairs
MP lashes owners over long delays to restore chimney
Changes sought to new activity centre plans
Government criticised for inadequate consultation
New planning rules reach for the sky
Claims residents have been ‘blindsided’ by changes to building height limits
Independent not afraid to be a dissenting voice
Candidate is a long-time Brunswick resident and past council hopeful
Independent not afraid to be a dissenting voice
Candidate is a long-time Brunswick resident and past council hopeful
Independent not afraid to be a dissenting voice
Candidate is a long-time Brunswick resident and past council hopeful
Angry workers take their campaign to council’s doorstep
Rally on Wednesday ahead of major strike next week
Socialists dare to dream big in Brunswick
Party seeks to take votes off Greens in November
Council on guard for budget risks from fuel crisis
Despite economic uncertainty, capital works set to grow by a third
Local news revival is a work in progress
Community comes together to celebrate five years of Brunswick Voice
Rainbow artwork brightens up Sydney Road
Mural on footpath is a gesture of pride to the LGBTIQA+ community
Food drive comes with a message of hope
Brunswick and Coburg residents urged to dig deep for asylum seekers
Tributes to a teacher, activist, artist and friend
Gilbert Harold Freeman: March 28, 1940-March 25, 2026
Tributes to a teacher, activist, artist and friend
Gilbert Harold Freeman: March 28, 1940-March 25, 2026
Brunswick musician is big in Havana
Prize strengthens a Cuban connection for Alex Pertout
Music festival makes a return after a 10-year hiatus
Three-day event will make use of pop-up venues in community spaces
Brunswick musician is big in Havana
Prize strengthens a Cuban connection for Alex Pertout
Music festival makes a return after a 10-year hiatus
Three-day event will make use of pop-up venues in community spaces
Annual street party safe … for now
Final decision about event’s future will be made in Spring
Plans afoot to bring Brunswick Town Hall back to life
Mayor keen to see the building be used by artists
Coburg artists prepare to look for a new home
Redevelopment plans mean Schoolhouse Studios will have to move
Exhibition captures the changing face of the Upfield line
Writer and photographer combine skills to record places and faces along railway line
Brunswick musician is big in Havana
Prize strengthens a Cuban connection for Alex Pertout
Music festival makes a return after a 10-year hiatus
Three-day event will make use of pop-up venues in community spaces
Plans afoot to bring Brunswick Town Hall back to life
Mayor keen to see the building be used by artists
Coburg artists prepare to look for a new home
Redevelopment plans mean Schoolhouse Studios will have to move
Two decades of hard work goes up in smoke
Bike shop had become a Brunswick institution before fire on Wednesday
Two decades of hard work goes up in smoke
Bike shop had become a Brunswick institution before fire on Wednesday
Two decades of hard work goes up in smoke
Bike shop had become a Brunswick institution before fire on Wednesday
Police investigating Sydney Road hit-and-run
Elderly woman in hospital in serious condition
Suspects on the run after Brunswick shooting
Teenager in hospital after early morning incident
Serial shop thief nabbed in Brunswick police operation
Second major effort this year targeting crime in local retail precincts
Brunswick cyclist leaves rivals in her tracks
Genevieve Jordan is a finalist at the state sports awards
NOBs finals chances blown away by big loss
Brunswick NOBs 8.2 (50) lost to St Mary’s Salesians 23.18 (156) at Ferndale Park
Baseball club hits a home run at national health awards
Rebels recognised for innovative health and wellbeing policies
Coburg martial arts prodigy to represent Australia at world championships
Kadir Erkut has been training at taekwondo since the age of four
Renegades ready to roar into a new era
With a new coach at the helm, the Brunswick Renegades are set to tackle their 10th season in the VAFA
Hockey club gives warm welcome to international students
Weekly program breaks down isolation and builds community
Athletics track saved in final Coburg sports plan
But athletics clubs will have to wait for further upgrades
Brunswick cyclist leaves rivals in her tracks
Genevieve Jordan is a finalist at the state sports awards
NOBs finals chances blown away by big loss
Brunswick NOBs 8.2 (50) lost to St Mary’s Salesians 23.18 (156) at Ferndale Park
Baseball club hits a home run at national health awards
Rebels recognised for innovative health and wellbeing policies
Brunswick cyclist leaves rivals in her tracks
Genevieve Jordan is a finalist at the state sports awards
NOBs finals chances blown away by big loss
Brunswick NOBs 8.2 (50) lost to St Mary’s Salesians 23.18 (156) at Ferndale Park
Baseball club hits a home run at national health awards
Rebels recognised for innovative health and wellbeing policies
Coburg martial arts prodigy to represent Australia at world championships
Kadir Erkut has been training at taekwondo since the age of four
Renegades ready to roar into a new era
With a new coach at the helm, the Brunswick Renegades are set to tackle their 10th season in the VAFA
Hockey club gives warm welcome to international students
Weekly program breaks down isolation and builds community
David returns to pride of place at Moreland Hotel
The statue has been retained after a $5.9 million makeover
End of an era as Harding Street milk bar prepares to close
Owners say they will miss friendships they have formed with neighbours and customers over 17 years
IGA ready to welcome back customers with open arms
Refit after fire took 14 months to complete
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.
David returns to pride of place at Moreland Hotel
The statue has been retained after a $5.9 million makeover
End of an era as Harding Street milk bar prepares to close
Owners say they will miss friendships they have formed with neighbours and customers over 17 years
David returns to pride of place at Moreland Hotel
The statue has been retained after a $5.9 million makeover
End of an era as Harding Street milk bar prepares to close
Owners say they will miss friendships they have formed with neighbours and customers over 17 years
40 Brunswick dishes to tantalise your tastebuds
Sydney Road food venues nominate their customer favourites
Roasters of Brunswick: the world in a cup
The unique stories behind the suppliers of our morning brew
Brunswick-born bag puts a new spin on an old classic
Combining sustainability with style, The Brunswick bag lives up to its name
John Englart’s work continues a year after his death
Friends continue to honour late climate campaigner's legacy through action
Fortnightly rubbish collection to start next year
Council says change will reduce waste going to landfill
Reprieve for community garden after all-clear from contamination
Fence comes down as Guerilla Gardening Naarm vows to carry on
Kerbside EV charger could be a game changer for inner city residents
Merri-bek is the first council in Australia to trial the overhead boom charger
50 year project to repair Merri Creek reaps rewards
The work to protect the creek habitat is not finished yet, say Ann and Bruce McGregor
CERES founders reunite to keep the place humming
Before ‘climate action’ was a buzzword: remembering a unique Brunswick experiment
Flood risk for hundreds of homes in Brunswick and Coburg
Climate change increases threat of flash flooding in parts of Merri-bek
John Englart’s work continues a year after his death
Friends continue to honour late climate campaigner's legacy through action
Fortnightly rubbish collection to start next year
Council says change will reduce waste going to landfill
Reprieve for community garden after all-clear from contamination
Fence comes down as Guerilla Gardening Naarm vows to carry on
John Englart’s work continues a year after his death
Friends continue to honour late climate campaigner's legacy through action
Fortnightly rubbish collection to start next year
Council says change will reduce waste going to landfill
Reprieve for community garden after all-clear from contamination
Fence comes down as Guerilla Gardening Naarm vows to carry on
Kerbside EV charger could be a game changer for inner city residents
Merri-bek is the first council in Australia to trial the overhead boom charger
50 year project to repair Merri Creek reaps rewards
The work to protect the creek habitat is not finished yet, say Ann and Bruce McGregor
CERES founders reunite to keep the place humming
Before ‘climate action’ was a buzzword: remembering a unique Brunswick experiment
Brakes put on shared e-bike scheme
Program no longer feasible in Merri-bek after delays
Residents launch petition for a better 526 bus service in Coburg North
Route is not keeping pace with population growth, advocates say
Brakes put on shared e-bike scheme
Program no longer feasible in Merri-bek after delays
Residents launch petition for a better 526 bus service in Coburg North
Route is not keeping pace with population growth, advocates say
Fresh momentum to push for accessible trams in Sydney Road
Upfield level crossing project set to begin work in 2029
Moreland Road safety looms as an election hot issue
Residents call for pedestrian crossing funding to be locked in this year
Railway crossing closure floated in Hope Street plans
Streetscape improvements could also see a lower speed limit
Brunswick author takes us on a wild ride from past to present
New book about trams is part history, part memoir
Fresh momentum to push for accessible trams in Sydney Road
Upfield level crossing project set to begin work in 2029
Moreland Road safety looms as an election hot issue
Residents call for pedestrian crossing funding to be locked in this year
Railway crossing closure floated in Hope Street plans
Streetscape improvements could also see a lower speed limit
Small business owners fear rail reconstruction could ‘kill us’
Businesses near railway line criticise lack of consultation
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
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
Balam Balam Place wins big at state architecture awards
Prizes come a year after precinct opened to public
Megalo! Franco Cozzo store to reopen this month
Late furniture retailer would be proud, says daughter
Demolishing Barkly Street public housing is ‘wrong option’: report
Retrofitting the building would cost less, researchers claim
Barkly Street public housing residents face uncertain future
Tower is earmarked for demolition within the next 25 years
The nightmare next door: neighbours say housing project has damaged their homes
Claims that cracks began appearing early in construction of Harvest Square development
Balam Balam Place wins big at state architecture awards
Prizes come a year after precinct opened to public
Megalo! Franco Cozzo store to reopen this month
Late furniture retailer would be proud, says daughter
Demolishing Barkly Street public housing is ‘wrong option’: report
Retrofitting the building would cost less, researchers claim
The nightmare next door: neighbours say housing project has damaged their homes
Claims that cracks began appearing early in construction of Harvest Square development
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