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- Sep 25, 2026
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Zoo redundancies leave staff worried about safety during animal escapes (opens the original)
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A restructure at Zoos Victoria has left staff fearing for worker and patron safety, including concerns about fewer armed and emergency personnel in case of an escaped animal or other crisis. In June, staff were told through a series of meetings of the significant restructure. Some were informed weeks after their colleagues. Workers were promised no frontline roles would be affected – but the definition of frontline was unclear, sparking concerns for jobs across administration, conservation and e
Melbourne could adopt a European work trend – but half the population might be left behind (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. The morning has just turned light when Lisa Nicholson’s alarm sounds. She taps her phone screen to turn it off, before sitting up and stretching muscles still tired from the day before. After saying good morning to her teenage son, she walks out to her carport, where she hauls a lawn mower, whipper snipper, leaf blower and hand tools into the back of her little green Mazda 2. Peering above the pil
‘It’s a sanctuary’: Local parents fight to save 2200-square-metre pocket park (opens the original)
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At the end of a suburban street in Melbourne’s east is a bit of green space that even those who love it concede is no “destination park”. Bronhill Road Reserve in Ringwood East has a small, basic playground, paint chipping from the wings of a parrot pictured on the equipment’s steel side. At the far end of its 2200 square metres, towering pine trees form a shaded corridor where birds and possums nest. Peeking through the pines, though, is a looming threat – an aged care provider trying to acquir
Violence, nostalgia and the unravelling of Melbourne’s first pedestrian mall (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. When state Labor MP Katie Hall steps outside her office and the heavy door clicks shut behind her, a confusing mix of carnage and cherished memories lies at her doorstep. Fewer than five minutes’ walk from her electorate office is Nicholson Street Mall, where her grandmother used to take her to Forges, Footscray’s premier department store. It was a time when people would dress up and make a day of
Australia’s fastest-growing region gets a new suburb – and open space equal to five MCGs (opens the original)
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A new suburb with 12,000 homes and seven schools has been approved in a bid to keep pace with the population boom in Melbourne’s west – the fastest-growing region in Australia. The Carroll government has given the green light to a structure plan for Melton East, in a signal to developers to seek permits to start building in the new suburb while authorities deliver the required infrastructure, including the new schools and open space covering the equivalent of five MCGs. There are also plans for
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