Skyrail debate heats up as election day approaches
Councillor warns community must be consulted on every step of level crossing removal project.
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Brunswick candidates trade blows over planning
Second election forum covers wide range of issues.
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The next 68 days could shape Brunswick for decades
The Brunswick skyrail should be just the start for major improvements to the area’s transport network, writes Michael Stanley.
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Win for cyclists with new infrastructure set to stay
Council votes to retain separated lanes in Dawson and Albion streets after successful trials.
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Cyclists and tram depot on a collision course
There are fears the tram depot redevelopment will mean the loss of a recently laid bike and pedestrian path.
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A strong lock can make all the difference
High rate of thefts in Brunswick is linked to increased bike usage, say police.
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‘My inbox is pretty full, but I’ve been spared the violent threats’
Brunswick MP has no regrets about supporting pandemic Bill despite hate mail.
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Revitalised Upfield path opens to the public
New open space is equivalent to two MCGs, but not everyone is happy.
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Brunswick trio chase Olympic glory
Three 20-year-olds who came of age cycling together at the Brunswick Velodrome will be competing at the Tokyo Olympics this month.
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Traders’ president sees better times ahead
The president of Sydney Road’s business association reflects on a tumultuous two years.
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