Anger over dumped rubbish at Savers
Illegal dumpers could be fined if caught by council surveillance camera.
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New life for majestic Albert Street pub
Six years on from when it was closed by a drugs bust, the Hotel Railway reopens today.
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City on track for new name within three months
The future name of Moreland will be drawn from local Indigenous language.
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Powerful memoir of a maternal bond that cannot be broken
Brunswick writer Thea Calzoni reflects on how her life was changed by bringing up an ‘unusual child’.
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Tensions flare over shared use of Gillon Oval
Dog owners claim they have been abused, while cricketers lament damage to playing surface.
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Music festival finds silver lining in the pandemic
The resilience of Brunswick’s music venues will be celebrated over 10 days in March.
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Work to start on new park, but at a cost
A new park in Frith Street will cost $1 million more than previously budgeted and come with fewer features.
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Road works welcome but safety campaign not over
Speed humps will be installed this month in a bid to reduce speeding on the dangerous stretch of road in Brunswick East.
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Council scraps building design scorecard ‘failure’
The Design Excellence Scorecard was criticised as undemocratic because it allowed developers to bypass decisions by elected councillors.
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Cocktail bar takes the stigma out of being sober
Australia’s first non-alcoholic bar in Brunswick East is here to help during FebFast.
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