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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Planning
Council rejects apartment projects as ‘too high’
Developers told to stop testing height limits and to scale down ambitions.
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Ex-MP lends support to campaign against Merri Creek development
Historic buildings and trees would be removed to make way for town houses.
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New Lygon Street apartment project ruffles feathers
Residents and businesses fear more high-rise development will create a ‘dark and gloomy’ corridor effect.
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Second high-rise project approved for Albert Street
VCAT clears the way for Stockland to construct eight and nine storey buildings near Clifton Park.
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Bunnings vs Brunswick shows that corporations don’t make a community
The Stop Bunnings Brunswick campaign was more than a local planning dispute, writes James Conlan.
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Council anger at move to fast track Park Street apartments
Mirvac project has been valued at $147 million and would create more than 300 jobs.
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Blow for Bunnings in bid for new Brunswick store
VCAT rules against controversial $21 million development in Glenlyon Road.
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Neighbourhood House quits Saxon Street project
Council lodges planning application for new community hub.
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Green light for 11-storey building in Albert Street
Campaigners fear Mirvac decision will set a precedent for other high-rise developments near parks.
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