Let there be light: permit refused on human rights grounds
Council knocks back seven-storey building because it would cover house next door in shade
Let there be light: permit refused on human rights grounds Read More »
Council knocks back seven-storey building because it would cover house next door in shade
Let there be light: permit refused on human rights grounds Read More »
Councillor accuses party of ‘structural racism’ and not living up to democratic principles.
Conlan quits ‘racist’ Greens Read More »
Growing concern that level crossing project could also remove a railway station.
How many stations will the skyrail have? Read More »
The indoor pool at the Brunswick Baths will out of action until the roof can be repaired.
Storm damage forces pool to close for weeks Read More »
Councillor warns community must be consulted on every step of level crossing removal project.
Skyrail debate heats up as election day approaches Read More »
Hundreds of players attend a rally amid fears surface could be ripped up.
Clifton Park synthetic surface is safe, soccer clubs told Read More »
A consultant will be paid $30,000 to look at alternatives to artificial grass but one councillor has described it as “a waste of money”.
Climate debate heats up over synthetic turf Read More »
There are fears the tram depot redevelopment will mean the loss of a recently laid bike and pedestrian path.
Cyclists and tram depot on a collision course Read More »
VCAT clears the way for Stockland to construct eight and nine storey buildings near Clifton Park.
Second high-rise project approved for Albert Street Read More »
The Stop Bunnings Brunswick campaign was more than a local planning dispute, writes James Conlan.
Bunnings vs Brunswick shows that corporations don’t make a community Read More »