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‘Disrupt the weapons’: Woman arrested as protest against military expo blocks West Gate
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Protests

‘Disrupt the weapons’: Woman arrested as protest against military expo blocks West Gate

An anti-war protester has been arrested after she “affixed” herself to a car decorated to look like a reptile, which blocked traffic ahead of a military exposition in Melbourne next week.

  • by Hannah Kennelly

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Melbourne’s transformation is so rapid that it’s shocking

Melbourne’s transformation is so rapid that it’s shocking

Within 30 years, Melbourne will have to house 8 million people. Every Victorian should know that number now, when we need to start planning for it.

  • by Shaun Carney
The no-go zone that will soon make a cross-city scooter trip impossible
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City life

The no-go zone that will soon make a cross-city scooter trip impossible

Melbourne’s two remaining e-scooter zones have effectively been cut off from one another after a decision by the City of Melbourne to ban hire scooters.

  • by Tom Cowie
Express deliveries
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Express deliveries

Electric bike and scooter riders are getting lost on CityLink’s roads and tunnels at least twice a week, with the bulk of them being food delivery workers.

Speed limit cut to 30km/h on almost every street in two suburbs

Speed limit cut to 30km/h on almost every street in two suburbs

The City of Yarra is also campaigning for limits on exempt roads in Fitzroy and Collingwood – including Hoddle and Nicholson streets – to be reduced to either 40km/h or 60km/h.

  • by Rachael Dexter
Gridlock in Creekstone
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Gridlock in Creekstone

Residents of a new estate face daily traffic chaos and extreme delays due to a developer's failure to install traffic lights at an increasingly busy intersection.

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Workers still haven’t fully returned to the CBD – but the city doesn’t need them

Workers still haven’t fully returned to the CBD – but the city doesn’t need them

Forget the nine-to-five office crowd – Melbourne city is finally back, but not as we know it.

  • by Najma Sambul and Melissa Cunningham
Serial climate protesters jailed for blocking West Gate Bridge

Serial climate protesters jailed for blocking West Gate Bridge

A Sydney activist is among the three climate demonstrators who allegedly blocked inbound lanes on Tuesday morning, triggering a 25-kilometre traffic jam.

  • by Lachlan Abbott and Alex Crowe
Farmer killed, hundreds of thousands still without power after wild storms

Farmer killed, hundreds of thousands still without power after wild storms

A dairy farmer is dead, while Phillip Island and its surrounding communities remain without electricity after wild storms battered Victoria on Tuesday.

  • by Broede Carmody, Benjamin Preiss and Lachlan Abbott
‘Licence for an accident’: Mornington Peninsula pushes for speed limits to be slashed

‘Licence for an accident’: Mornington Peninsula pushes for speed limits to be slashed

More than 50 roads could have their limits lowered – some by as much as 50km/h – as the shire aims to take control from the state government on the issue.

  • by Adam Carey
‘Like badly run charities’: How councils get car parking so wrong

‘Like badly run charities’: How councils get car parking so wrong

Urban planner David Mepham says parking policies across Melbourne waste public money, lock up valuable land and contribute to the housing crisis.

  • by Patrick Hatch

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