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Ten years, 3500 complaints, zero prosecutions: Inside Victoria’s strata enforcement vacuum (opens the original)
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When Hubert Jones suspected the owners’ corporation that runs his Carlton apartment building had directed $240,000 of his and other apartment owners’ money to a company three of its committee members have an interest in, he reported it to the consumer watchdog. Jones had receipts too, to back his claim. He gave Consumer Affairs Victoria piles of documentation backing his allegation of unlawful behaviour and detailing what he felt was deceptive conduct and financial mismanagement in the 10-storey
Woman pushed to ground in scuffle outside One Nation election event (opens the original)
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Police were called in after a woman was knocked to the ground in a scuffle outside a ticketed One Nation event for ex-AFL footballer turned election candidate John Barnes on Saturday. Nine News captured footage of the woman and a man lying entangled on the footpath outside the Ascot Vale Neighbourhood Centre in Melbourne’s north-west, moments after the woman was denied entry. Barnes was hosting a sausage sizzle for dozens of One Nation supporters inside. After picking herself up from the ground,
Paying for the perks: The data behind Melbourne’s expensive build-to-rent market (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Travis Fein’s St Kilda Junction apartment has one of the most seductive views of Melbourne that money can buy. On an upper floor in one of St Kilda’s tallest towers, his unit’s floor-to-ceiling windows give an uninterrupted view of the patchwork of open spaces around Albert Park Lake, Middle Park’s multimillion-dollar cottages far below and the curved shoreline of Port Phillip Bay beyond. But Fein
Ten years of planning ditched as Arden is put on fast track to a sky-high future (opens the original)
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The precinct around Arden train station is set to be a cluster of rental skyscrapers, after the Carroll government gave a fast-track tick to three towers standing 37, 27 and 24 storeys tall. All three buildings – the first new developments to be approved around the underground station – significantly exceed the height and bulk limits the state government set for Arden just four years ago, signalling it has jettisoned its mid-rise vision. The Arden precinct is one of the largest and most importan
Turnbull-backed battery proposal sets off sparks in Doreen (opens the original)
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A renewable energy company chaired by former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull plans to build a large-scale battery on bushfire-prone land in Melbourne’s green wedges, alarming nearby residents who lived through the devastating Black Saturday fires of 2009. The proposed lithium-ion battery energy storage system could potentially store enough electricity to power almost 90,000 homes for a day. It would be built at an estimated cost of $500 million. But the project has startled the small semi-rural
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