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Enjoy the sparkle at five of Melbourne’s best Christmas light homes

From Coburg to Hampton Park to Bayswater, here are five of the best Christmas light shows to visit across the city.

  • Angus Delaney and The Visual Stories Team

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Dustin Martin bought 43 Kerferd Road in 2012 for $993,000. It sold for an undisclosed price during post auction negotiations on Saturday.

Richmond bakery-turned-house with ‘X factor’ sells for $2.354 million

The vendors transformed the former bakery into a spacious three-bedroom home with city views, attracting six buyers. It sold for some $354,000 above reserve.

  • Alexandra Middleton
Auctioneer Simon Graf, of Simon Graf Real Estate, taking bids on 9/28 Tivoli Place, South Yarra.

First home buyer nabs Coburg cottage for $1.065 million

The agent took a punt of a different kind on Derby Day by taking the home to an online auction, reminiscent of Melbourne lockdown days, and it paid off.

  • Sarah Webb
Merri-bek City Council.

Merri-bek City Council: What your candidates said

Voters in Merri-bek will choose 11 people to represent them on council for the next four years. Here is what the candidates said about why they are running in the Victorian council elections and what they want to achieve.

  • Cara Waters and Rachael Dexter
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Auction spectators inspect the home at 5 Ryan Street, Coburg ahead of the competition.

Builders and flippers fight for $965,000 Coburg knock-down

The deceased estate was in poor condition, and attracted spirited competition from builders and property flippers looking for a project.

  • Jim Malo
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Residents opposed planned service station.

Servo a no-no: Coburg locals, council say eight petrol stations is enough

A council has sided with residents and refused plans for another service station in a part of Melbourne where people are encouraged to walk, cycle or use public transport.

  • Tom Cowie
Merri-bek councillor James Conlan and resident Colin Aslin.

Landlord rates could double under this councillor’s contentious housing proposal

Recent data showed investors were fleeing the Victorian property market, but that was offset by first home buyers buying in Melbourne.

  • Rachael Dexter
Greens councillor Angelica Panopoulos has described the affordable housing offering at the TAFE site redevelopment as “pathetic”.

A former TAFE site will have 10 per cent affordable apartments. This councillor says that’s ‘pretty pathetic’

Merri-bek council says that what the state government is spruiking as affordable housing for the former Coburg TAFE site is no different to what’s already on offer in Melbourne’s north.

  • Rachael Dexter
Auctioneer Jarrod Couch stands by a portrait of Rhys Nicholson before the auction.

Comedian Rhys Nicholson’s ‘maximalist’ home sells for $842,500 after auction

The Coburg home passed in for $810,000, but soon sold to the highest bidders in post-auction negotiations.

  • Jim Malo

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