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Apartment standards have been relaxed
Victoria’s new apartments standards to become law next month are significantly more relaxed than the draft that was circulated in the middle of last year.
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Third party rights back in spotlight
Third party planning notification and appeal rights for CBD residents are back on the agenda.
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Making a splash!
Young and old celebrated summer with a supersized inflatable slip ‘n’ slide at Federation Square last month.
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Metro Tunnel gets underway
The first major works of the Melbourne Metro Tunnel project started last month with the closure of Franklin and A’Beckett streets.
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Homeless epidemic divides the city
Homeless camps around the CBD are drawing national attention and people are divided on what to do about them.
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Hall of secrets
The level of secrecy adopted by the City of Melbourne has been brought into sharp focus by recent inquiries about its approach to filling the 11th councillor vacancy.
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Councillor position saga to continue
Melbourne could be without an 11th and final city councillor for months, thanks to an attempt by the Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) to overturn a decision made by a magistrate last year.
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Too close to home
January 20’s Bourke St horror will be with us for a long time.
Read MoreEmergency vehicle damaged
Police are appealing for witnesses after objects were dropped on an emergency services vehicle in Melbourne’s CBD early on Sunday, November 20.
Read MoreHungry thieves target Queen St
Melbourne police are still searching for two men believed to have broken into a Queen St building in late August.
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Disconnected from place and cause
A chair’s perspective of vertical living in COVID-19 times
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