‘Great Wall of Frankston’ high-rises approved in foreshore overhaul
Two of three Surfers Paradise-style high-rises have won permits to be built in a controversial overhaul of the beachside suburb’s foreshore, in a move that’s infuriated locals.
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Court orders Mornington Peninsula builder to down tools
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Energy giant fined $25m after battlers slugged for nothing
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Push to back gas as debate over future of Australia’s energy heats up
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‘Vote killer’: Allan cooked on gas policy
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Polls may help Vic Liberal leader keep grip on leadership, for now
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Allan government sets sights on heater, hot water in war on gas
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Journeyman bureaucrat Weimar confirmed as transport boss
Former Covid and Commonwealth Games boss Jeroen Weimar — now overseeing the state’s response to the housing crisis — has been appointed to another top taxpayer-funded job.
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