The legal fight against the demolition of Melbourne’s high-rise public housing towers has been dealt a major blow.
The federal government will invest $925.2 million to permanently establish the leaving violence program,alongside a range of online safety measures including banning doxxing and deepfake pornography,and tensions have erupted at US college campuses as violence breaks out at UCLA,and police put an end to protest at Columbia University.
Councillors and candidates can get training on dealing with conspiracy groups who bombard them with theories about 5G towers and 15-minute cities in the lead-up to October’s local government elections.
Merri-bek City Council is opposing at VCAT a plan to overshoot preferred height limits by three storeys.
Jim and Maria lost their pets and a lifetime of memories as a result of a lithium-ion battery fire. Victorian firefighters are battling one such fire every day.
A rejected bid to build 84 two-storey townhouses on a former Xavier College campus looks set to go ahead,with the state government taking over control of the development from the council.
The deadly material has now been discovered in at least 11 parks across Melbourne and more are being tested as 100 EPA officers track the source of contamination.
In this series,The Age explores what has gone wrong with Melbourne’s most maligned suburb and what could be done to fix it.
The Age’s Docklands series explores what has gone wrong with Melbourne’s most maligned suburb and what could be done to fix it.
Sixteen years after it began spinning,rumours are mounting the trouble-plagued Melbourne Star Observation Wheel may be sold in parts.
The discovery of asbestos pieces in several parks across Melbourne has put the spotlight on the mulch and demolition industries.