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Patterson Lakes: Kath and Kim 'McMansion' is completely unrecognisable after it is demolished and replaced with a sleek modern home - Vimarsana News

Patterson Lakes: Kath and Kim 'McMansion' is completely unrecognisable after it is demolished and replaced with a sleek modern home

It was once a TV icon.

Rising sea levels around Port Phillip Bay: Melbourne's Patterson Lakes identified as at risk of flooding, inundation - Vimarsana News

Rising sea levels around Port Phillip Bay: Melbourne's Patterson Lakes identified as at risk of flooding, inundation

In Patterson Lakes, residents living along the marinas and tidal waterways feel protected by the tidal gates which shield them from the rises and falls of the river.

Climate change could swamp Melbourne's bayside suburbs. Who's going to take charge? - Vimarsana News

Climate change could swamp Melbourne's bayside suburbs. Who's going to take charge?

Councils are demanding the state government drive an urgent response after a new study laid bare the danger to homes, infrastructure and beaches around Port Phillip Bay from sea-level rise.

Climate change could swamp Melbourne's bayside suburbs. Who's going to take charge? - Vimarsana News

Climate change could swamp Melbourne's bayside suburbs. Who's going to take charge?

Councils are demanding the state government drive an urgent response after a new study laid bare the danger to homes, infrastructure and beaches around Port Phillip Bay from sea-level rise.

Source: smh.com.au
Climate change: The Melbourne bayside suburbs most at risk from sea-level rises - Vimarsana News

Climate change: The Melbourne bayside suburbs most at risk from sea-level rises

Detailed confidential government studies could rewrite the planning rule book right around Port Phillip Bay.