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Hundreds of Kensington Banks homes deemed flood-prone in Melbourne Water modelling - Vimarsana News

Hundreds of Kensington Banks homes deemed flood-prone in Melbourne Water modelling

Residents want answers after a Melbourne Water update designated about 900 properties near the Maribyrnong River as at risk of flooding.

Flemington racecourse flood wall 'served its purpose', Victoria Racing Club boss tells inquiry | Victoria - Vimarsana News

Flemington racecourse flood wall 'served its purpose', Victoria Racing Club boss tells inquiry | Victoria

Report into Maribyrnong floods says it is still unclear if construction of wall contributed to damage of residents’ homes

Key players to front flood inquiry on racecourse wall - Vimarsana News

Key players to front flood inquiry on racecourse wall

The Victoria Racing Club is standing by a controversial wall built around Flemington Racecourse after it went relatively...

Maribyrnong River flood: Melbourne Water's removal of flood rules allowed waters to inundate Rivervue retirement home - Vimarsana News

Maribyrnong River flood: Melbourne Water's removal of flood rules allowed waters to inundate Rivervue retirement home

The removal of flood rules around a section of the Maribyrnong River that discouraged building on the land allowed waters to hit the Avondale Heights retirement village.

Council warns Maribyrnong River flood victims could be exposed to future disasters - Vimarsana News

Council warns Maribyrnong River flood victims could be exposed to future disasters

As residents along Melbourne's Maribyrnong River attempt to rebuild after last year's shocking floods, their local council fears they could be setting themselves up for future devastation with "like-for-like" rebuilds in the flood-prone area.

Source: abc.net.au