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Victorian election 2022: On Melbourne's outer, they're waiting for the future in heavy traffic - Vimarsana News

Victorian election 2022: On Melbourne's outer, they're waiting for the future in heavy traffic

Labor’s vision for Melbourne as a city of centres – liveable, connected and sustainable – is barely a mirage for residents in key suburbs who feel let down and neglected when it comes to urban planning.

Dandenong: The 'second city' of Melbourne that disappeared - Vimarsana News

Dandenong: The 'second city' of Melbourne that disappeared

Since Steve Bracks declared a new day in Dandenong, there have been ups and downs. Now locals fear a private developer may kill off what they’ve created.

Melbourne development: Outer suburbs that will suffer most from planning failure - Vimarsana News

Melbourne development: Outer suburbs that will suffer most from planning failure

These booming communities could be cut off from employment and services if the government fails to redirect population growth away from the outer fringe, according to authors of the blueprint guiding Melbourne’s expansion.

A vision for Epping Central - Vimarsana News

A vision for Epping Central

Epping Central will be home to more jobs and more diverse housing under a draft structure plan proposed by Whittlesea […]

Housing Melbourne: Ashwood voters making this election the battle for the suburbs, upset over development plans and increased housing density - Vimarsana News

Housing Melbourne: Ashwood voters making this election the battle for the suburbs, upset over development plans and increased housing density

Locals campaigning against higher density in the marginal seat of Ashwood have been organised by an unlikely ally — the former spokesman for the property and building industries.

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