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Former Kensington cop shop sells for $1 million at auction

Former Kensington cop shop sells for $1 million at auction

The property was situated on an awkwardly shaped block and had once been used as a smoko spot for Kensington police officers.

  • by Sarah Webb

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Eleven of our favourite homes for sale in Melbourne right now

Eleven of our favourite homes for sale in Melbourne right now

Looking for your next home? From a peaked-roofed entertainer to a fish-tank splashback, we’ve got you covered.

  • by Jacqui Hammerton and Mary O'Brien
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
Comedian Rhys Nicholson’s ‘maximalist’ home sells for $842,500 after 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.

  • by Jim Malo
Test results are in on asbestos in parks as reports continue to rise

Test results are in on asbestos in parks as reports continue to rise

The environmental regulator has revealed more reports of potential asbestos, this time in Williamstown, Altona and Sunshine West, with priority testing under way.

  • by Melissa Cunningham
Beaumaris house sells for $2,325,000 in just seven bids

Beaumaris house sells for $2,325,000 in just seven bids

Two bidders slugged it out during the ultra-fast auction for the four-bedroom home, which was over in just a few minutes.

  • by Melissa Heagney-Bayliss
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Old Willy: The industrial sights and sounds that newcomers will never know

Old Willy: The industrial sights and sounds that newcomers will never know

My sons’ enthusiasm gave me pause to think about my own happy childhood in Willy. But its newfound popularity comes with a dispiriting consequence.

  • by Darren Dawson
Tobacco war: Five arrested over festive season firebombings

Tobacco war: Five arrested over festive season firebombings

A police detective said the arrests hurt an unnamed criminal syndicate driving recent firebombings and claim police were “seeming to turn the corner” in combating the violence.

  • by Lachlan Abbott
Tobacco war taskforce probes ice cream shop blaze
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Tobacco war taskforce probes ice cream shop blaze

A suspicious fire has engulfed a Williamstown business just metres from another gelateria that a crime gang is suspected of repeatedly firebombing last year.

  • by Lachlan Abbott
This suburb is being stripped of shops. The council is trying to stop the exodus

This suburb is being stripped of shops. The council is trying to stop the exodus

Three Williamstown restaurants shut up shop on the same weekend, and a fourth went a week later. But there are ideas to revitalise the area’s ailing shopping strips.

  • by Najma Sambul
Underworld violence spreads to beloved ice-cream outlet
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Underworld violence spreads to beloved ice-cream outlet

A Williamstown ice-cream shop has been the target of three firebombings as a major Melbourne crime gang tries to scoop up the sorbet and sundae trade.

  • by Chris Vedelago and Marta Pascual Juanola

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