Pre-poll antics in Kooyong have just ratcheted up another notch,with the Liberal Party now threatening to take Boroondara council to court.
This election,the teals are highly organised,looking to cement their position by winning a further term while holding true to their promise of a “new way” of doing politics.
Follow our rolling in-depth coverage of key Victorian seats in this federal election campaign.
In a crisp white tee,Adam Bandt dropped the beat,not the policy,at Revolver. No talk of rent or climate fears,just bass and synths and dance floor cheers.
What better place to launch a live-music policy than a pub beer garden?
In this series of weekly live blogs,we take an in-depth look of the election campaign in the key Victorian electorates of Goldstein,Wills,Kooyong and Bruce.
The major parties are facing a fight for heartland seats,while challengers are ready to reverse the teal tsunami of the previous election. This is where the fiercest battles will be fought.
Join us over the next five weeks for an in-depth look at the candidates,hot-button issues,and a breakdown of the policies and campaign promises in four key electorates.
Changes to parking in the City of Melbourne aimed at simplifying the experience enabled the council to rake in an additional $5 million in parking fines last year.
The City of Melbourne is aiming to reduce the number of wildlife killed and pets lost or hurt on roads.