“Everybody’s just trying their best to just make ends meet.”
Maroondah
+1
“Technology is evolving quicker than governments can legislate for it.”
Monash
According to Victoria Police, investigations into the cause of the fire remain ongoing.
Whitehorse
The proposed acquisitions include a church, a bottle shop and a college campus.
“We're not in the process of identifying risk ... it's about preventing risk in the future.”
Yarra Ranges
“Residents are telling us they want practical help to cut their energy bills, make their homes more comfortable and reduce their emissions.”
Boroondara
+2
Residents say their concerns are being ignored, as the state government aims to cut down on construction delays.
Staff said selecting a shorter option would cut $10 million off the building budget.
“Our community continues to raise concerns about potholes ... that are deteriorating before action is taken.”
Politics
The changes will go to the Planning Minister before the public can have their say again.
More than 2,000 players tee off at Ringwood each week, with about 1,700 driving down the fairway at the nearby Dorset course.
The council’s primary swimming and recreation hub could sit idle for another five years, despite works on an upgrade starting six years ago.
The site’s owner won’t even take Whitehorse council’s calls, so a sale appears unlikely.
+3
The impost could add millions to annual budgets. Who is going to pay?
The system delivers care to about 1,000 patients a day across Victoria.
Local News
“It’s our only green space that we can access without getting in a car or trying to cross Maroondah Highway.”
"We need to think about providing incentives and support for tree retention to try to tip the balance.”
Climate
“It doesn't make a lot of sense to be building high-quality rail infrastructure ... and then providing car parking around them.”
The garden includes pieces spanning close to 60 years of work.
More than three in four residents called for some form of curfew.
The next stage will focus on assessing the potential risk to The Basin, Ferntree Gully, Upper Ferntree Gully and Lysterfield.
With the electorate now free for the taking, Labor and the Liberals will fight to reclaim it come November 28.
“It puts too much power in the hands of one person.”
Property
Voices of Deakin has announced its candidates in the November race in two battleground seats.
“Once this land is developed, we will never get another opportunity like this.”
