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Plan Melbourne: Former planning expert Roslynne 'Roz' Hansen on development, housing and livable cities - Vimarsana News

Plan Melbourne: Former planning expert Roslynne 'Roz' Hansen on development, housing and livable cities

Roz Hansen helped draft the original ‘Plan Melbourne’. The state government went way off-track – how would Hansen salvage it today?

Source: smh.com.au
Property lobby pushes for tax breaks for foreign investors to fix Victoria's housing crisis - Vimarsana News

Property lobby pushes for tax breaks for foreign investors to fix Victoria's housing crisis

Property industry groups, who played a key role in the changes, welcomed Victoria’s planning overhaul and goal of building 800,000 homes over the next decade.

Victoria housing reforms: The crisis-driven plan to build 800,000 new homes - Vimarsana News

Victoria housing reforms: The crisis-driven plan to build 800,000 new homes

The city’s public housing towers will be torn down and replaced, city office blocks will be transformed into apartments and government land will be sold off as part of the Andrews government’s ambitious plan.

Victorian council's use of online meetings to avoid conspiracists 'conflicts' with democracy, court hears | Victoria - Vimarsana News

Victorian council's use of online meetings to avoid conspiracists 'conflicts' with democracy, court hears | Victoria

Yarra Ranges council employee tells supreme court of ‘chaotic’ scenes after a January meeting

Wedge issue: rich soils of Melbourne's fringe under siege from development | Australia news - Vimarsana News

Wedge issue: rich soils of Melbourne's fringe under siege from development | Australia news

Housing and tourism are encroaching on the city’s fertile farmland, putting its food bowl – and livelihoods – at risk