Saxon Street development to go ahead despite objections
Neighbourhood House has until January to decide whether to be part of the project.
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Neighbourhood House objects to plans for Saxon Street precinct
Community organisation urges council to defer final approval of $22 million-plus project.
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Climate rally calls for urgent switch to renewables
Activists say Moreland Council should phase out gas heating of its swimming pools.
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Meet the Brunswick woman feeding Melbourne’s homeless
Rain, hail or shine, Cecelia Chuah serves up a weekly meal for more than 100 homeless people.
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Clean energy pioneer goes belly up
Administrator hopeful that jobs can be saved and organisation can continue trading .
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Cypriot club developers back down on building height
Compromise offer to go before council for approval next month.
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Brunswick slips behind state for COVID vaccinations
Despite pop-up mass vaccination centres, less than 70% or residents are fully vaccinated against the virus.
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More COVID relief on the way for business
Council looks at pop-up spaces for artists in empty shopfronts.
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New owner looks to put Penny’s back on the map
This is the second time Scott Assender has owned the landmark Sydney Road music, drink and food venue.
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COVID scare at Brunswick school
A COVID-positive Year 12 student attended the secondary college on Monday and Tuesday.
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