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Where we live: The changing face of Victoria’s neighbourhoods
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Where we live: The changing face of Victoria’s neighbourhoods

In this series, The Age profiles Victorian suburbs and towns to reveal how they’ve changed over the decades.

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‘Feeling of serenity’: Melbourne’s most profitable suburbs for home owners

‘Feeling of serenity’: Melbourne’s most profitable suburbs for home owners

There are some areas where home buyers risk reselling their property for less than they paid – but not here.

  • by Elizabeth Redman
Beach cottage smashes its reserve and changes hands for $3.9 million

Beach cottage smashes its reserve and changes hands for $3.9 million

A large crowd defied the cold to watch four bidders vie for the two-bedroom Williamstown home, which had been in the one family since it was built 60 years ago.

  • by Sarah Webb
‘Love it out here’: What it costs to live in Melbourne’s top suburbs for wellbeing

‘Love it out here’: What it costs to live in Melbourne’s top suburbs for wellbeing

The wellbeing factor of suburbs has been measured on indicators such as health, environment, jobs and income. But it comes at a price.

  • by Elizabeth Redman and Alexandra Middleton
Merrick Watts’ simple rule during Eltham pub fights: ‘Grab the till and run’

Merrick Watts’ simple rule during Eltham pub fights: ‘Grab the till and run’

Once Eltham was an “amazing dichotomy between ruthless bogans and the arts”. Nowadays, the leafy suburb is fighting not to look like everywhere else.

  • by Clay Lucas
Coburg house clears price range with one bid, sells for $850,000 at auction

Coburg house clears price range with one bid, sells for $850,000 at auction

Young couples vying for the Berry Street home didn’t mess around – the first bid was $20,000 more than top of the quoted price range.

  • by Jim Malo
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Future of Victorian Premier’s History Award in doubt

Future of Victorian Premier’s History Award in doubt

A top history prize bearing could soon be a thing of the past, as historians raise alarm over the loss of grants they say will endanger the future of record-keeping, heritage overlays and genealogy research.

  • by Broede Carmody
Naked hippies in the Yarra? Eltham was a great place to be a teenager
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Naked hippies in the Yarra? Eltham was a great place to be a teenager

What I like about Eltham is how resistant it is to change. Everyone leaves eventually, but most of them come back.

  • by Doug Hendrie
Eltham tapas bar Little Drop of Poison has good vibes on tap

Eltham tapas bar Little Drop of Poison has good vibes on tap

How do you take your poison? I’ll have mine here, at this intimate Latin bar in the ’burbs, writes Dani Valent.

  • by Dani Valent
Road to nowhere? Roundabout revamp could be a waste, say angry locals

Road to nowhere? Roundabout revamp could be a waste, say angry locals

The Andrews government will build an oversized intersection in the bushland suburb of Eltham to solve a traffic problem that locals say is already being fixed by building the state’s most expensive road.

  • by Timna Jacks
'It’s a feeling like we’re home': Eltham tree-lined gateway to be bulldozed

'It’s a feeling like we’re home': Eltham tree-lined gateway to be bulldozed

Plans to chop down hundreds of trees in the bushland suburb of Eltham to make way for an 11-lane intersection have horrified locals, who say it will destroy the green gateway into their community.

  • by Chloe Booker

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