Cranky Kooyong constituents reject car parks as 'waste of money'
Josh Frydenberg promised four railway commuter car parks at the 2019 election. Three years later, community groups are campaigning against them.
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Josh Frydenberg promised four railway commuter car parks at the 2019 election. Three years later, community groups are campaigning against them.
Josh Frydenberg promised four railway commuter car parks at the 2019 election. Three years later, community groups are campaigning against them.
Josh Frydenberg promised four railway commuter car parks at the 2019 election. Three years later, community groups are campaigning against them.
Advertisement Residents are fired up about council plans to remove a landmark “rocket” from a Hawthorn playground, with one likening its significance to the neon-lit Skipping Girl sign in Abbotsford. A “Save Rocket Park” petition has taken off, with over 4100 people pleading with the council to retain the quirky seven-metre high climbing apparatus that is believed to be over 50 years old. Magnet for kids: Henry and Eloise Gannon shoot towards the rocket play tower in Central Gardens, Hawthorn on Wednesday. Credit:Joe Armao Hawthorn resident Simon Gannon, who started the petition, said...