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Greek Orthodox community in compensation fight for land lost to North East Link
The Department of Transport and Planning paid $11.48 million to acquire this Bulleen site. But the Greek Orthodox Community is arguing in the Supreme Court the land is worth more than twice that.
- Rachel Eddie
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A tortuous path: The push to get Melburnians to ditch their cars
For all the ambitions of policymakers to shift the state’s deeply ingrained driving culture, data suggests Victorians are not ready to let go of their steering wheels.
- Daniella White and Sophie Aubrey
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‘No place for this’: New CFMEU boss slams Metro Tunnel ‘ghost shift’ scandal
The new boss of Victoria’s embattled construction union has lashed out at those allegedly responsible for corrupting the Allan government’s giant project.
- Nick McKenzie and Sarah Danckert
It’s a suburb ‘on steroids’, but residents are forced to avoid its main road
Once a single-lane road between farms, this is now a major thoroughfare carrying 14,500 cars a day. But locals say crashes, bottlenecks and dangerous manoeuvres prove urgent upgrades are needed.
- Sophie Aubrey
Locals hate this level crossing removal plan. Now even Labor MPs are attacking it
Residents say the plan would split their inner-west community in two. Now, pressure is growing after local federal and state MPs spoke out.
- Sophie Aubrey
Cost of Victoria’s major projects jumps $11.6 billion in a year
The auditor-general has found that 53 of 113 major state projects would cost a combined $14.9 billion more than first budgeted.
- Rachel Eddie
Sinkhole halts tunnelling on $26 billion North East Link project
Tunnelling on a flagship state government infrastructure project has come to a halt after a sinkhole emerged near two boring machines.
- Tom Cowie
Drivers warned to get ready for lengthy West Gate disruption
Motorists are being urged to plan ahead as lanes and ramps close to allow roadworks during summer.
- Brittany Busch
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Melbourne seems to have given up on making the west liveable
Readers respond to a special report on Melbourne’s western suburbs, and on the rising number of pedestrian deaths.
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Roads are getting safer – but not for pedestrians
More – and bigger -- cars on the roads means pedestrians are at greater risk of serious injury.
- Melissa Cunningham and Marta Pascual Juanola
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