“Technology is evolving quicker than governments can legislate for it.”
Monash
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The council’s primary swimming and recreation hub could sit idle for another five years, despite works on an upgrade starting six years ago.
"We need to think about providing incentives and support for tree retention to try to tip the balance.”
Climate
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Hot jam doughnuts, barbecues, preserves, coffee, arts, crafts and fresh fruit and veggies are among the goodies on offer.
Whitehorse
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The MPs outlined the Coalition’s financial pitch, promising lower taxes and improved housing affordability.
The council has now entered the final 13 months it will provide in-home care for elderly residents.
The council will officially leave the coalition on June 30.
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The improvements aim to fast-track Victoria’s clean energy workforce into thousands of new jobs.
High labour costs and a shortage of skilled chefs are driving many food businesses to move away from the usual methods.
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The sub-branch will share the property with accommodation giant Accor.
Firefighters quickly saved the majority of war memorabilia from fire damage.
The arrest was part of a Victoria Police operation that involved local police in Manningham, Monash, Whitehorse and Boroondara teaming up with specialist units.
If approved, plans outline the construction of hundreds of dwellings that will house around 2,500 residents. But who’s in charge of making it happen?
A man accused of two murders, including a pregnant woman, has interrupted a brief administrative court hearing despite being told not to speak by a magistrate.
A redesign of a Mount Waverley traffic hotspot known for its near-misses, accidents and long wait times hopes to make the area safer for all users.
Here’s our guide to all the yuletide cheer on offer locally this holiday season.
Whitehorse Council is set to approve a plan for Tally Ho’s development over the next 15 years. But how did Tally Ho come to be?
Waverley Helpmates currently supports 32 individuals by providing training and employment opportunities.
The branch’s doors closed on September 2, with its fate now sealed.
The new charge will recoup the $31.6 million required to collect and process waste.
After five years of cutting emissions, the council will use $45,000 in offsets to close the final gap.
Waste removal and processing costs the LGA $31.6 million annually, but only $5.6 million is recouped.
About 15 percent of Australian adults have experienced harm from gambling, according to new research.
Knox
I had a chat with shoppers at Pinewood Shopping Village in Mount Waverley recently.
We spoke to shoppers at Pinewood Shopping Village in Mount Waverley recently.
