One of two men who played deputy to Melbourne lord mayors could get their turn at the top after the resignation of Sally Capp.
Sally Capp’s legacy as lord mayor may well depend on who comes after her,with three of her big projects still works in progress.
Melbourne has soared past Sydney as the nation’s biggest city,but that shouldn’t mean just cramming everyone in. That’s what cruise ships are for.
A recent contamination outbreak in NSW and Queensland prompted Victoria’s Environment Protection Authority to undertake inspections.
Light-coloured roofs would be mandated on new homes on small lots in Melbourne’s growth areas under a proposed overhaul of the state’s housing code.
Lygon Street’s flags,fans,food and cars were all red as Melbourne’s famous dining strip celebrated Ferrari’s 1-2 finish in the Australian Grand Prix.
Melbourne Water will not back a masterplan to densify Frankston’s city centre over a lack of consideration of flood risks and coastal inundation caused by climate change.
High-tech vending machines are popping up at Southern Cross Station and elsewhere across the city,but industry experts say the new technology won’t take off in Australia.
Illegal tyre dumping is soaring in the city’s outer suburbs following a ban on exporting waste tyres,and regulators are scrambling to catch the perpetrators.
For decades Camberwell residents have risen up to defend their suburban calm from developers.
Melbourne’s much-loved Tan track has had two new digital clocks installed for walkers,joggers and runners to time their laps around the popular path.