Car-free housing development approved in Coburg North
No on-site car parks will be provided for more than 100 town house residents
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Housing
Residents want to see action on Brickworks chimney
Scaffolding has become a safety hazard, they claim
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Council to investigate differential rates system
But charging higher rates for landlords unlikely to be lawful, says CEO
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Win for YIMBYs after approval of apartment project
VCAT allows extra building height in Florence Street
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Council to oppose demolition of Barkly Street tower
Plans to redevelop public housing towers are ‘privatisation by stealth’, councillors say.
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Old liquorice factory site cleared for development
Council agrees to support project after last minute changes to plans.
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$90 million apartment project cleared despite height concerns
Affordable housing provision and public open space secure council approval.
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Opinion: Will State Government remove councils and residents from the planning process?
Ordinary members of the public deserve to have a real say in their own planning system, argues Nic Maclellan.
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Affordable housing at risk from council decisions, developer warns
Nightingale seeks to increase building heights to deliver 58 low cost rental dwellings in next project.
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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.
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