Development
Car park requirements slashed near Melbourne transport hubs
The premier and planning minister have released the new Plan for Victoria, dictating development for the next 30 years.
- Rachel Eddie
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Developer dumps office space for new Brisbane riverside unit tower
A riverside office building could soon make way for a 30-storey residential tower, with plans lodged with Brisbane City Council for a new riverside.
- Cameron Atfield
Cherry Bar said no to Gaga. Now it’s threatening to stop Hemmes
Sydney billionaire Justin Hemmes is now in a showdown with Melbourne’s famed Cherry Bar owner James Young over a planned ‘hospitality wonderland’ development.
- Rachael Dexter
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- Planning
The Sydney suburbs excluded from ‘missing middle’ housing plan
The “missing middle” reform was supposed to increase density in inner-city suburbs. Now the government will exclude most of the inner west and parts of other areas.
- Max Maddison
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- City life
The Sydney areas where pools are buckling under demand
Australia’s public pools are under pressure as growing areas struggle with few facilities and ageing infrastructure takes a toll on council budgets.
- Julie Power
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- Victorian Parliament
The two inner-city councils that have to open up their streets to density
Inner suburbs such as Prahran and Thornbury, and outer suburbs including Dandenong, have been identified as the next hubs for the development of extra housing.
- Kieran Rooney and Rachel Eddie
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Sydney is getting 18 fast-tracked housing projects. James Packer is backing one
More than 8600 new homes have been fast-tracked by the state government’s new three-person planning authority.
- Max Maddison
There are plans to build 2500 homes in Parramatta. The council wants more offices
More homes or more offices? Plans to redevelop Parramatta North have riled heritage advocates, a Labor MP and, most recently, the local council.
- Megan Gorrey
- Opinion
- Planning
How a ham and cheese toastie could upend the state’s planning laws
The Victorian government insists its changes to planning laws won’t change heritage overlays. This is partly true. It’s also disingenuous.
- Chip Le Grand
- Investigation
- Infrastructure
Beneath our feet: The hidden failures in Melbourne’s sewer tunnels
Collapsing sewer tunnels, botched repairs and a firm silenced for exposing failures — Melbourne Water faces scrutiny over hidden underground risks and wasted millions.
- Clay Lucas
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