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Sep 1, 2026

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Boroondara’s heritage homeowners can skip solar permits, but not for front-facing roofs

The changes will go to the Planning Minister before the public can have their say again.

Boroondara

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Aug 27, 2026

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3 min read

One in eight Victorians live in an apartment – but installing a solar panel is far from easy

A parliamentary probe makes a raft of recommendations to reduce roadblocks.

Energy

Jul 31, 2026

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36 min read

Who are the candidates in this year’s state election across Melbourne’s eastern suburbs?

Our guide to November’s state election, who you can vote for and what they hope to achieve if they are elected into power.

Featured

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Roads in Melbourne's east have thousands of potholes. The state government will put prisoners to work to fix 500,000 by January

Sep 3, 2026

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2 min read

Roads in Melbourne's east have thousands of potholes. The state government will put prisoners to work to fix 500,000 by January

“Our community continues to raise concerns about potholes ... that are deteriorating before action is taken.”

Politics

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Matthew Sims
Matthew Sims
Must-see art shows across Melbourne’s eastern suburbs in October and November

Sep 7, 2026

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1 min read

Must-see art shows across Melbourne’s eastern suburbs in October and November

From basketweavers to French photographers.

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Matthew Sims
Matthew Sims

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Boroondara

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Six-storey apartments are coming to Melbourne’s east. Where will they go?

Sep 9, 2026

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3 min read

Six-storey apartments are coming to Melbourne’s east. Where will they go?

Residents say their concerns are being ignored, as the state government aims to cut down on construction delays.

Sep 9, 2026

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2 min read

Newsletter: Behind the walls at the Kew Lunatic Asylum

Also including: Our guide to upcoming art shows across Melbourne's east

Sep 8, 2026

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1 min read

WATCH: The many investigations into Kew's mental asylum

About 1,200 patients were housed at the facility at its peak, about double its proposed capacity.

Sep 7, 2026

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1 min read

Must-see art shows across Melbourne’s eastern suburbs in October and November

From basketweavers to French photographers.

Sep 4, 2026

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1 min read

WATCH: Tom Yum with a kick

This Thai soup packed a punch.

Sep 4, 2026

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6 min read

Newsletter: Mind the potholes

Also including: The conservative think tank alumni behind a Victorian ad campaign

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Must-see art shows across Melbourne’s eastern suburbs in October and November

Must-see art shows across Melbourne’s eastern suburbs in October and November

From basketweavers to French photographers.

Entertainment

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WATCH: Tom Yum with a kick

WATCH: Tom Yum with a kick

This Thai soup packed a punch.

Whitehorse

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Newsletter: Mind the potholes

Newsletter: Mind the potholes

Also including: The conservative think tank alumni behind a Victorian ad campaign

A scaled-back Melbourne rail loop may deliver “no net greenhouse gas benefit”, warns urban planning expert

A scaled-back Melbourne rail loop may deliver “no net greenhouse gas benefit”, warns urban planning expert

“It’s never really going to pay itself back in terms of carbon emissions.”

Roads in Melbourne's east have thousands of potholes. The state government will put prisoners to work to fix 500,000 by January

Roads in Melbourne's east have thousands of potholes. The state government will put prisoners to work to fix 500,000 by January

“Our community continues to raise concerns about potholes ... that are deteriorating before action is taken.”

Politics

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Newsletter: Heist history and golf gridlocks

Newsletter: Heist history and golf gridlocks

Also including: The best independent bookstores across Melbourne's east

Boroondara’s heritage homeowners can skip solar permits, but not for front-facing roofs

Boroondara’s heritage homeowners can skip solar permits, but not for front-facing roofs

The changes will go to the Planning Minister before the public can have their say again.

Boroondara

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WATCH: The brazen daylight robbery in Glenferrie

WATCH: The brazen daylight robbery in Glenferrie

A pocket full of papers deflected the bullet, providing Thomas Berriman a two-week reprieve.

Boroondara

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