Pulling threads in our heritage conservation areas risks unravelling the built history of our city,and it may not solve the housing crisis.
Waverley Council is vowing to fight any redevelopment proposal by the site’s owner,Harry Triguboff,who says he has no plan to build apartments there “at this stage”.
Traditional owners are seeking federal protection for their cultural heritage on land containing the Northern Territory’s famous Jabiluka uranium deposit.
A campaign to get the Newport Railway Works on the UNESCO World Heritage List has been green lit by a local council.
The elaborate murals at Melbourne’s World Heritage-listed Royal Exhibition Building are at risk of destruction by inexperienced restorers – such as builders – a conservation expert claims.
Everyone loves Freo’s gorgeous Gold Rush-era streetscape,but there are deep divisions within the community about how to save it.
A property developer sent letters to residents in Glebe,seeking to buy heritage properties above market value.
Councils across the state are adopting new tree management policies to save old trees from destruction and increase tree coverage,as they respond locally to rapidly increasing urban heat.
Alfred Deakin’s seaside estate is being readied for sale as some of his descendants desperately seek funds to stop it being auctioned.
The building should be a source of civic pride and a monument to when Melbourne became a bustling metropolis on the world stage.
Tanya Richardson and her husband Daniel took their application to the State Administrative Tribunal after her own planning department repeatedly knocked back the application.