Brunswick records new COVID milestone of 20,000 cases
State MP Tim Read says more mask wearing is needed to halt transmission – but it should be voluntary.
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Council industrial dispute ends as staff vote yes to pay offer
Overwhelming endorsement of new agreement despite below-inflation pay rise.
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Renowned design store decides it’s time to move on
After 15 years in Brunswick East, The Boroughs Store will move to a solely online operation at the end of this month.
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New Lygon Street apartment project ruffles feathers
Residents and businesses fear more high-rise development will create a ‘dark and gloomy’ corridor effect.
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Arrivederci to Lygon Street icon Gelobar
After 32 eventful years, the popular ice cream parlour has shut its doors.
Council depot closes as industrial action bites
As voting opens for a new pay deal, outdoor workers are holding out for a $50 per week increase.
Footy jumper spreads message of reconciliation
Club celebrates Indigenous women’s resilience with special guernsey.
Parking fines set to rise as council forecasts higher budget surplus
Council allocates $5 million to new Saxon Street community hub as part of $57 million in capital works.
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Peace deal on the horizon in council pay dispute
Industrial action called off as majority of staff reach agreement with council.
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Greens go close to clean sweep of Brunswick
The suburb is now a Greens stronghold, but path to victory in Wills is no easier.