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End of the road for De Carle Street separated bike lane
Safety risks were insurmountable so project will not go ahead
End of the road for De Carle Street separated bike lane
Safety risks were insurmountable so project will not go ahead
A weekly guide to what’s on and things to do in Postcode 3056
Safety risks were insurmountable so project will not go ahead
Final candidates’ forum puts schools and students at centre of election
Strong backing for a performing arts centre at Coburg High
Large turnout on first day of pre-poll voting
Long queues were reported at the Brunswick voting centre on Tuesday morning
A weekly guide to what’s on and things to do in Postcode 3056
End of the road for De Carle Street separated bike lane
Safety risks were insurmountable so project will not go ahead
A weekly guide to what’s on and things to do in Postcode 3056
Ratnam vows to back an Albanese government in hung Parliament
But Peter Khalil says only voting for Labor can stop Peter Dutton becoming Prime Minister
‘Suspicious’ fire at disputed property
Police appeal for witnesses, information about Sunday morning blaze
IGA ready to welcome back customers with open arms
Refit after fire took 14 months to complete
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Ratnam vows to back an Albanese government in hung Parliament
But Peter Khalil says only voting for Labor can stop Peter Dutton becoming Prime Minister
‘Suspicious’ fire at disputed property
Police appeal for witnesses, information about Sunday morning blaze
IGA ready to welcome back customers with open arms
Refit after fire took 14 months to complete
Neighbours vow to protect ‘Beatrice’
Concerns a new owner could demolish all but original building’s facade
Minister ignores council objections to approve ‘Great Wall of China’
Development is “hostile” to the community, says Deputy Mayor
Car-free housing development approved in Coburg North
No on-site car parks will be provided for more than 100 town house residents
Minister ignores council objections to approve ‘Great Wall of China’
Development is “hostile” to the community, says Deputy Mayor
Car-free housing development approved in Coburg North
No on-site car parks will be provided for more than 100 town house residents
Concert hall to be upsized after VCAT decision
Residents lose their appeal against music venue
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
Concert hall to be upsized after VCAT decision
Residents lose their appeal against music venue
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
Ballot draw gives Khalil an advantage
Eight candidates have nominated in Wills for the May 3 election
Ballot draw gives Khalil an advantage
Eight candidates have nominated in Wills for the May 3 election
Ballot draw gives Khalil an advantage
Eight candidates have nominated in Wills for the May 3 election
PM pops into Wills for short campaign stop
Candidate nominations close on Thursday
New party hopes to make an impact in Wills
Fusion Party was formed from a merger of four minor parties
Khalil a no show at climate forum
MP was unable to attend because of a citizenship ceremony
Podcast recalls Brunswick’s ‘hidden’ LGBTQIA+ past
Queer history as told by the people who were there and shaped it
From op shops to AI, Churchill fellows scour the world for ideas
Two Brunswick residents are recipients of the prestigious fellowships
Indigenous clothing brand takes its message to heart of Sydney Road
Fashion comes second to advocacy at Clothing The Gaps
A place for everyone: new arts hub in Brunswick opens its doors
Balam Balam Place set to become a major community asset
A place for everyone: new arts hub in Brunswick opens its doors
Balam Balam Place set to become a major community asset
Line up and prepare to strut your stuff
Meet the boot scooters bringing line dancing to Brunswick
Spectacular entrance to new arts and community hub
Mural conveys a message of First Nations identity and endurance
Rain fails to dampen the party mood
Tens of thousands flock to Sydney Road for annual event
Line up and prepare to strut your stuff
Meet the boot scooters bringing line dancing to Brunswick
Spectacular entrance to new arts and community hub
Mural conveys a message of First Nations identity and endurance
Rain fails to dampen the party mood
Tens of thousands flock to Sydney Road for annual event
A little bit of surrealism goes a long way
Luke Beesley will launch his first album in Brunswick this week
Artists’ sanctuary in a fight for survival
Irene Warehouse has been a vibrant base for Brunswick arts workers for two decades
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
Line up and prepare to strut your stuff
Meet the boot scooters bringing line dancing to Brunswick
Spectacular entrance to new arts and community hub
Mural conveys a message of First Nations identity and endurance
Rain fails to dampen the party mood
Tens of thousands flock to Sydney Road for annual event
A little bit of surrealism goes a long way
Luke Beesley will launch his first album in Brunswick this week
Artists’ sanctuary in a fight for survival
Irene Warehouse has been a vibrant base for Brunswick arts workers for two decades
From Sydney Road to the walls of an art gallery
How 2528 words help to tell the story of a suburb
Police staff shortages hit Brunswick station
Station undermanned by 27%, while area’s crime increases by 10% year on year
Police staff shortages hit Brunswick station
Station undermanned by 27%, while area’s crime increases by 10% year on year
Police staff shortages hit Brunswick station
Station undermanned by 27%, while area’s crime increases by 10% year on year
‘Justice’ for Brunswick woman after killer is jailed for 28 years
The family of Maryam Hamka are happy her killer will not be eligible for parole for at least 20 years
Charges laid after crime spree
Six licenced venues were hit in January and February
Family pleads for Ben’s death not to be in vain
Campaign seeks to remove loophole allowing drivers to avoid a blood test
Brunswick feels the heat from Oakleigh
Brunswick NOBs 10.8 (68) lost to Oakleigh 15.17 (107) at Gillon Oval
Brunswick blitzes opposition in season opener
Brunswick NOBs 13.16 (94) d Therry Penola 4.6 (30) at Gillon Oval
Green light for second hockey club pitch
Pitch will be part of planned $10 million-plus redevelopment of McDonald Reserve
Don’t try telling these women they’re too old to start playing footy
Mudlarks plan to field women’s team in 2025
Footy jumper makes connection to Indigenous culture
The guernsey will be worn by the North Brunswick senior teams over the next two rounds
Lacrosse newcomer headed for world championships
The Brunswick club will be represented in both the Australian women’s and men’s national teams
Wheels on fire: Brunswick riders blitz cycling calendar
Club can boast two national champions at the same time
Brunswick feels the heat from Oakleigh
Brunswick NOBs 10.8 (68) lost to Oakleigh 15.17 (107) at Gillon Oval
Brunswick blitzes opposition in season opener
Brunswick NOBs 13.16 (94) d Therry Penola 4.6 (30) at Gillon Oval
Green light for second hockey club pitch
Pitch will be part of planned $10 million-plus redevelopment of McDonald Reserve
Brunswick feels the heat from Oakleigh
Brunswick NOBs 10.8 (68) lost to Oakleigh 15.17 (107) at Gillon Oval
Brunswick blitzes opposition in season opener
Brunswick NOBs 13.16 (94) d Therry Penola 4.6 (30) at Gillon Oval
Green light for second hockey club pitch
Pitch will be part of planned $10 million-plus redevelopment of McDonald Reserve
Don’t try telling these women they’re too old to start playing footy
Mudlarks plan to field women’s team in 2025
Footy jumper makes connection to Indigenous culture
The guernsey will be worn by the North Brunswick senior teams over the next two rounds
Lacrosse newcomer headed for world championships
The Brunswick club will be represented in both the Australian women’s and men’s national teams
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.
Study to look at a greener Breese Street precinct
Area is one of Merri-bek's hottest due to lack of vegetation
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
CERES Community Environment Park’s path to present day success over 40 years has not been easy
Study to look at a greener Breese Street precinct
Area is one of Merri-bek's hottest due to lack of vegetation
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
Study to look at a greener Breese Street precinct
Area is one of Merri-bek's hottest due to lack of vegetation
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.
The nightmare next door: neighbours say housing project has damaged their homes
Claims that cracks began appearing early in construction of Harvest Square development
The nightmare next door: neighbours say housing project has damaged their homes
Claims that cracks began appearing early in construction of Harvest Square development
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.
The nightmare next door: neighbours say housing project has damaged their homes
Claims that cracks began appearing early in construction of Harvest Square development
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
30kmh speed limit planned for Lygon Street
Proponents say lower car speeds would reduce the high rate of pedestrian injuries
Calls for Upfield upgrade to cope with increased housing
Brunswick and Coburg to gain thousands of new homes under government plan
30kmh speed limit planned for Lygon Street
Proponents say lower car speeds would reduce the high rate of pedestrian injuries
Calls for Upfield upgrade to cope with increased housing
Brunswick and Coburg to gain thousands of new homes under government plan
Melville Road safety comes under government scrutiny
Review to consider lower speed limits and other safety measures
MP backs 40kmh in Melville Road
Boost for campaign to reduce speed limit
E-scooters ready to roll in 2025
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
Melville Road safety comes under government scrutiny
Review to consider lower speed limits and other safety measures
MP backs 40kmh in Melville Road
Boost for campaign to reduce speed limit
E-scooters ready to roll in 2025
Councillors pave way for trial of shared e-scooters across Merri-bek
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