Planning
New plans for Australia’s largest built-to-rent development in Docklands
A $700 million plan for a build-to-rent development could transform a prominent site in Docklands after the City of Melbourne gave its endorsement.
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E-scooter trial extended for the third time
The controversial e-scooter trial in the inner city has been extended for a further six months as the state government seeks to investigate “additional safety and compliance measures”.
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Footscray Rd and Wurundjeri Way reopen
Footscray Rd and Wurundjeri Way have reopened to traffic as part of the step in the West Gate Tunnel Project (WGTP), much to the relief of motorists.
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Gurner submits plans for first stage of Docklands vision under a “futuristic glass dome”
Docklanders could soon be peering into a new botanical garden under a giant glass dome as part of a project its developer said would “need to be seen to be believed”. But don’t fear … the dome in the render is not quite to scale!
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“Outrageous”: council puts government on notice over Moonee Ponds Creek
City of Melbourne councillors have lashed the state government for its lack of progress in revitalising the city section of the Moonee Ponds Creek and have again called for answers as to when the trail in Docklands will be reopened to the public.
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New smart poles rolled out in Fishermans Bend
New smart poles featuring weather sensors, transport sensors, LoRaWAN connectivity and smart lighting will be activated as part of a 12-month pilot program in Fishermans Bend.
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National Trust slammed over “completely negligent” maintenance of Polly Woodside
A volunteer who has been working on South Wharf’s historic tall ship, Polly Woodside, for more than 40 years has spoken out against its owner for neglecting one of Melbourne’s most treasured maritime assets.
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Tram stops for pedestrians?
Trams provide space-efficient low-carbon transport in cities around the globe, connecting walkable neighbourhoods within metropolitan areas.
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Residents unhappy over “secretive” local West Gate Tunnel projects
A $100 million “transport and amenity program” (TAP) that was supposed to ease traffic impacts in Docklands and West Melbourne when the West Gate Tunnel opens is being used to finance projects in the CBD, outraging residents.
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Council renews calls for tram to Fishermans Bend
The City of Melbourne has once again stressed the urgent need for a tram connection to Fishermans Bend after endorsing its own position on the state government’s draft developer contributions plan for the urban renewal precinct.
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Ten years of maritime art
Charter boats ‘‘squeezed out’’
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