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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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Is golf thriving in Maroondah? Depends who you ask

Is golf thriving in Maroondah? Depends who you ask

More than 2,000 players tee off at Ringwood each week, with about 1,700 driving down the fairway at the nearby Dorset course.

Maroondah

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Seven independent bookstores to visit on a rainy day in Melbourne’s east

Seven independent bookstores to visit on a rainy day in Melbourne’s east

From automotive manuals to antique fiction, you can find something to suit your interests across these special stockpiles.

Guides

Newsletter: The $83 million plunge

Newsletter: The $83 million plunge

Also including: The push for easier access to apartment renewables

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

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

Monash pulls out of $83.7 million aquatic centre revamp at the last minute, seeking cheaper options

Monash pulls out of $83.7 million aquatic centre revamp at the last minute, seeking cheaper options

The council’s primary swimming and recreation hub could sit idle for another five years, despite works on an upgrade starting six years ago.

Monash

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Newsletter: Park promises and red bin revolt

Newsletter: Park promises and red bin revolt

Also including: The fatal accidents during the construction of Silvan Dam

Collapsed tunnels, landslides and falling timber: The workers who gave their lives for Silvan Dam

Collapsed tunnels, landslides and falling timber: The workers who gave their lives for Silvan Dam

The “astonishingly cosmopolitan population” included people from Australia, England, Germany, Italy, Finland and the former Yugoslavia.

Yarra Ranges

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