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Brunswick’s ‘sky rail’ has been delayed. In the meantime, this is what locals want
via theage.com.auAdvocates have presented their Sydney Road wish list to the Victorian government, saying the delay is an opportunity for major change before the Upfield line is ripped up. -
Seething in the city: Street art, graffiti, YIMBYs and NIMBYs
via theage.com.auReaders discuss the benefits of street art, the scourge of graffiti, the rise of YIMBYs, and the bad rap NIMBY’s get. -
Police warn landlords about leasing stores to tobacconists amid turf war
via theage.com.auInvestigators have found illegal tobacco products in about 100 of the stores they have raided. -
They’re not old enough to drink it yet, but these students are producing their own pinot noir
via theage.com.auIt’s been five years since Upper Yarra principal Scott Tully had a “crazy idea” to plant a vineyard on school grounds. This week, the school will launch its first drop. -
This town’s only store has closed. Now heartbroken locals are banding together to buy it
via theage.com.auA campaign to save a town’s historic general store is asking the community to pitch in $5000 per person to help raise the money needed. -
Farmland or townhouses? The fight for the future of Daylesford
via theage.com.auLike many areas, Daylesford is facing a housing crisis. But some locals fear a plan to extend the popular spa town’s urban boundaries will threaten its very identity. -
The West Gate Tunnel is years delayed and $4b over budget. Now its builders are suing
via theage.com.auThe builders of Melbourne’s West Gate Tunnel have blamed the project’s engineers for design errors that led to cost blowouts and a three-year delay on the trouble-plagued toll road. -
Who are the YIMBYs? Inside the group that is shaking up Melbourne’s neighbourhoods
via theage.com.auThe YIMBYs want to rewrite the planning rules, scrap heritage overlays and start a housing revolution. And they have the ear of government. -
Melbourne’s controversial sculpture vaults its way to heritage listing
via theage.com.auRon Robertson-Swann’s sculpture Vault has had its share of admirers and detractors across more than four decades. Now it is destined for heritage listing. -
Hedge fund: Eastern suburbs property owners pay for footpath takeover
via theage.com.auLong-standing feuds between hedge lovers and neighbours fed up with conifers encroaching on footpaths are being tackled with a creative solution. -
A voice from deep within stops spiral of defeat
via theage.com.auSuddenly I was acutely aware of how ill-suited I was for mainstream employment. How could I’ve been so foolish to take my eye off the long game? -
The check-out might be the only human contact some of us get all day
via theage.com.auReaders discuss customer service and ask why Coles is not hiring more human assistants when self check-out theft has risen 20 per cent. -
Bridgerton in Brunswick? Regency romance arrives in Melbourne
via theage.com.auFans of the hit Netflix series frocked up for the lavish interactive Bridgerton experience, dripping with sumptuous sets and selfie moments. -
The lost delivery riders causing chaos on toll roads and tunnels
via theage.com.auThe increase in food delivery services means more bicycle and scooter riders are getting lost on some of Melbourne’s busiest freeways and tollway tunnels. -
The Age photos of the week, May 25, 2024
via theage.com.auThe week in photos from our award-winning staff photographers and regular contributing photographers at The Age. -
They followed the rules to build a dream home. Now, they’re living a nightmare
via theage.com.auHundreds of Victorians who bought property on the Bass Coast were blindsided when a neighbour revealed their homes were on potentially contaminated land. -
How St Kilda remains St Kilda against all odds
via theage.com.auSt Kilda is a place constantly in transition. While cash is flowing into the bayside suburb, it’s also an area that locals will fight doggedly to protect. -
We are a big gas producer, why the scare campaign about running out?
via theage.com.auReaders ask how Australia, one of the world’s biggest gas exporters, could be facing a shortage at home. Listen to the experts, not the gas producers, they write, to find out if there’s any truth in claims of supply shortages for Victorians. -
‘Just bad luck’: Separate strains of bird flu found at Victorian egg farms
via theage.com.auMore than 560,000 chickens have been destroyed at two farms in Victoria’s west as officials confirmed two different strains of avian influenza were detected at the properties. -
Prolific circumcision doctor banned from performing the surgery
via theage.com.auThe Medical Board of Australia has forbidden Melbourne doctor Hershel Goldman, one of Victoria’s most in-demand circumcision doctors, from performing the operations. -
AFL racism case may become ‘juggernaut out of control’ with clubs added, judge says
via theage.com.auA Victorian Supreme Court judge has expressed scepticism about a plan to add all 18 AFL clubs to a class action against the league over allegations of historical racism led by Phil Krakouer and including at least six other footballers. -
Two years after Carol Clay was shot in the head, police found a skull fragment
via theage.com.auIn the remote Wonnangatta Valley, crime scene examiners found a single piece of skull. That led them to more fragments in the search for Carol Clay and Russell Hill. -
With nerves of steel, the couple who joust together, stay together
via theage.com.auA mutual passion for donning medieval-style armour led couple Rodney and Liberty Deaman to the perfect, albeit unusual, shared hobby. -
‘The Punisher’ targeted in second hit attempt after trying to muscle in on illicit tobacco trade
via theage.com.auThe former bikie and professional boxer has played a key role in the revival of the Brothers 4 Life gang to try to gain a slice of the lucrative market. -
Express deliveries
via theage.com.auElectric bike and scooter riders are getting lost on CityLink’s roads and tunnels at least twice a week, with the bulk of them being food delivery workers. -
Sam ‘The Punisher’ Abdulrahim survives second execution attempt
via theage.com.auThe former bikie and professional boxer was allegedly lured out of a Thomastown property on Friday morning and shot at, with the offenders on the run. -
Why ego should be a gangster’s dirty word
via theage.com.auInstead of hiding in the shadows, gangsters are flaunting their wealth. Changes to the law may see them trip over their extravagance, right into trouble. -
What is Victoria’s most expensive road? Take The Age quiz
via theage.com.auHow well do you know Melbourne and Victoria? Test your trivia and news knowledge with Stephen Brook’s weekly quiz. -
The radical ideas to stop the bulldozing of Melbourne’s public housing towers
via theage.com.auArchitects and students have dozens of ideas of how Melbourne’s public housing towers can be revitalised and saved. -
Australia and the planet lose, no matter who wins next election
via theage.com.auReaders discuss the next election. If the Coalition wins, Australia will nuclear power eventually, but will not meet its 2030 carbon reduction commitments. If Labor wins, Australia will get transitional gas.