Shadow cast in $250m flat plans row
CLAIMS that a $250 million, 14-storey apartment project will not overshadow Princes Park have been challenged by independent analysis.
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War statue to be restored for Remembrance Day
A PROMINENT World War I statue which was knocked over in a car accident in Melbourne’s west will be returned to its former glory in time for the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day.
Melbourne brews up first micro hotel
A 13-STOREY “micro” hotel planned for the city’s heart will be a first for Melbourne as the minimalist style becomes popular around the world.
Golf course lifeline for clubs bumped by North East Link
SPORTING clubs which face losing their playing fields because of the proposed North East Link could be thrown a lifeline by a golf course redevelopment in Bulleen.
Posties told to drive electric bikes to work
POSTIES are having to transport their new electric-assisted bicycles in their own cars to get from the postal distribution centre to their round.
Clean-up blitz for Queen Vic Market
A MAINTENANCE blitz has been proposed to give the city’s heritage-listed Queen Victoria Market a facelift and City councillors are expected to sign off next week on a $770,000 spruce-up.
Chinese ride-share giant DiDi takes on Uber
CHINESE ride-sharing company DiDi is set to launch in Melbourne and take on the might of Uber.
Why winter is causing Tulla delays
RAIN delaying road works, we’ve heard that one before, but now Tulla drivers can curse the winter weather when they’re stuck in traffic. Here’s why.
False alarms over Family Court changes
FROM the whining and scare-mongering coming from the family law industry, you could be forgiven for thinking Christian Porter’s proposed changes to the way we get divorced were an attack on our very way of life, writes James Campbell.
Real question we need to ask about eagle deaths
THE discovery of dead wedge-tailed eagles has raised many questions about the predators and their relationship with farmers. But there is a greater question about this issue that isn’t being asked, writes Ed Gannon.
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