Boroondara

Meet the man building and maintaining Eastern Melbourne’s pipe organs

Regular maintenance jobs include St Paul's Cathedral and the Melbourne Town Hall.

Boroondara

Boroondara just voted to keep cats inside at night. The problem: Two-thirds of them aren’t even registered

More than three in four residents called for some form of curfew.

Boroondara

Coalition “not winning any friends” by following One Nation’s lead, says Kooyong’s Monique Ryan

“I don’t think that they’re fit to lead.”

Boroondara

Kooyong’s Monique Ryan hits out at state’s planning scheme as Hawthorn development asks for height to double

“It puts too much power in the hands of one person.”

Property

Court dates, heritage and big builds: The fight over high-rise housing in Boroondara

Councillors and local MPs are pushing back on a scheme which prioritises fast approvals on significant projects.

Property

A matter of when, not if, for $19 million Balwyn North park as dog owners bite back

Boroondara councillors delay a decision, as canine lovers and sporting groups push for last-minute changes.

Boroondara

Boroondara has 10,171 unregistered cats. Council says education is the way to go, not a curfew

More than two-thirds of Boroondara’s cats are believed to be unregistered.

Boroondara

Boroondara council approves demolition and rebuild of Canterbury’s 121-year-old heritage mansion destroyed by fire

The 1,332sqm block of land at 7-9 Mangarra Road houses a heritage-listed Edwardian villa.

Property

Boroondara council votes to allow solar panels on 14,800 heritage properties without permits after marathon debate

Two councillors have demanded a rethink as the plan waits for a new vote.

Boroondara

Gym, cinema and basement for 140-year-old Camberwell villa, but conditions apply

A new pool has to be on ground level, not the first floor.

Property

$50,000 noise cameras and $1,200 fines floated as latest effort to halt Yarra Boulevard hoons

"No single measure will fix this."

Boroondara

The “vinyl revolution”: The Hawthorn record store mixing coffee with electronic deep cuts

“I think what people love about vinyl is that they can hold something in their hand.”

Boroondara

“There’s never been a better time”: The 30-year push for bike paths from Box Hill to Hawthorn

“Every person on a bike is one less person in a car.”

Boroondara

“It adds instant appeal”: Melbourne’s eastern suburbs leading the native nature strip revolution

“The more the green cover, the lower the heat.”

Climate

“We lost the heart”: The grassroots campaign to breathe life back into Mont Albert

“It's been an upward pathway towards making it a really valuable local place.”

Whitehorse

The ultimate guide to affordable eats in Hawthorn under $20

From Vietnamese soups to a classic fish and chips shop, check out where you can grab a quick meal without breaking the bank.

Food

Painting and jewellery collection worth more than $400,000 stolen in Kew

The collection included a painting worth more than $75,000.

Boroondara

Boroondara

Meet the man building and maintaining Eastern Melbourne’s pipe organs

Boroondara just voted to keep cats inside at night. The problem: Two-thirds of them aren’t even registered

Coalition “not winning any friends” by following One Nation’s lead, says Kooyong’s Monique Ryan

Kooyong’s Monique Ryan hits out at state’s planning scheme as Hawthorn development asks for height to double

Court dates, heritage and big builds: The fight over high-rise housing in Boroondara

A matter of when, not if, for $19 million Balwyn North park as dog owners bite back

Boroondara has 10,171 unregistered cats. Council says education is the way to go, not a curfew

Boroondara council approves demolition and rebuild of Canterbury’s 121-year-old heritage mansion destroyed by fire

Boroondara council votes to allow solar panels on 14,800 heritage properties without permits after marathon debate

Gym, cinema and basement for 140-year-old Camberwell villa, but conditions apply

$50,000 noise cameras and $1,200 fines floated as latest effort to halt Yarra Boulevard hoons

The “vinyl revolution”: The Hawthorn record store mixing coffee with electronic deep cuts

“There’s never been a better time”: The 30-year push for bike paths from Box Hill to Hawthorn

“It adds instant appeal”: Melbourne’s eastern suburbs leading the native nature strip revolution

“We lost the heart”: The grassroots campaign to breathe life back into Mont Albert

The ultimate guide to affordable eats in Hawthorn under $20

Painting and jewellery collection worth more than $400,000 stolen in Kew

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