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Removal works under way at Central Pier
The slow process of demolishing the heritage-listed Central Pier has officially begun, with removal works commencing in late September.
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Key Fishermans Bend site up for sale
A key parcel of land within the growing Fishermans Bend precinct corridor is up for sale, just 18 months after developers received approval to build a $150 million tower.
Read MoreForty randomly selected locals to make up City of Melbourne “people’s panel” on affordable housing
The City of Melbourne says “now is the time” to create an Australian-first community panel on the complex issue of affordable housing.
Read MoreCouncil endorses retrofit plan to tackle city’s emissions
Older commercial buildings are the focus of a new City of Melbourne plan to reduce the city’s carbon emissions by more than 60 per cent.
Read MoreCouncil embarks on place-naming process for Fishermans Bend
The City of Melbourne is inviting locals to share their stories and connections to Fishermans Bend as part of the development of a new place-naming framework for the area.
Read MoreHousing crisis prompts council action on short-stays
The City of Melbourne is the latest Victorian local council to look to do what it can to mitigate the growing number of short-stay apartments in its municipality.
Read MoreCreating a “destination” in Docklands
As one of Australia’s largest urban renewal and regeneration projects, Docklands stacks up against major renewal projects across the country – and indeed the world.
Read MoreNew audio warning for illegal footpath riders in e-scooter crackdown
New “in-app communication” trial on Swanston and Elizabeth streets sees e-scooters telling off their non-compliant riders.
Read More“Not improving at all”: Slowdown continues on accessible tram upgrades
Deferred La Trobe St works are the latest delay to making tram stops accessible for those with restricted mobility.
Read MoreDocklands emerging as a build-to-rent capital, but expert says it won’t help housing crisis
Two more build-to-rent projects were announced in July, however an expert warns that any relief they provide to Australia’s housing crisis is negligible.
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