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After a five-year partnership, Snap Send Solve and Glen Eira City Council are collaborating on an innovative technology project that […]

Leftfield flavours and spectacular-looking desserts are the new vanilla in Melbournes ice-cream cabinets.

There’s an end in sight to the cycle of increases that has thrown the east coast-dominated housing market into decline. But it’s not making investors rush back. 

Car share schemes have surged in popularity in Victoria during the cost of living crunch, but access is still unequal. What will coax more people to give up their car?

Attica and Koko Black have come together to create a $450 box of chocolate with each truffle inspired by Ben Shewry's iconic dishes.

In just five years' time, landfills in Melbourne's southeast will run out of space. With millions of people living in the region, finding an alternative...

What are the best house and unit suburbs for investors in what is set to become the largest city in Australia?

Dogs attacks have increased in two-thirds of Melbourne’s council areas since 2018, with dog trainers attributing much of the problem to pandemic puppies growing up post-lockdown into poorly-adjusted and under-trained dogs.

The Council Alliance for a Sustainable Built Environment, comprising 24 Victorian councils, has submitted a planning scheme amendment with the Victorian Government to implement sustainable design methods within planning requirements.

The Jewish Community Council of Victoria (JCCV) has been training staff at Glen Eira, Port Phillip and Stonnington councils to help them work more closely and effectively with Jewish residents. Census data shows that three-quarters of Victoria’s Jewish community live in the three neighbouring municipalities. “With councils providing essential services for seniors, families, youth and…