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Bendigo East Anzac Avenue turns 100, but heritage protection still up in the air
Planted along the front path of the school on 16 June 1916, the Bendigo East Anzac Avenue is one of the last surviving examples of a movement that…
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Camperdown Botanic Gardens & Arboretum
The National Trust is supporting the decision of the Executive Director, Heritage Victoria, to refuse a permit for the construction of six cabins, …
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Pentridge process highlights lack of transparency
The fight against a 19-storey development at the former Pentridge Prison in Coburg was strengthened this week, with Councillors at the City of More…
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Have your say on 19-storey tower proposed at Pentridge Prison
It has become somewhat of a Christmas tradition: at the end of the year, the developers of Pentridge Prison advertise a major permit over the Chris…
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Five things we learnt about heritage in Victoria in 2015
1. In 2015 there were more than 20 heritage amendments put forward by local government in Victoria but there are still gaps in heritage protection …
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Parliament House
A new office building is proposed for the rear of Parliament House, the largest project on the site in 90 years.
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Horseshoe Bend Tunnel, Walhalla
The Friends of Horseshoe Bend near Walhalla, together with Baw Baw Shire Council, are objecting to a proposal to excavate and blast a new channel i…
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Heritage Act Review
The Heritage Act has remained fundamentally unchanged for nearly 20 years. Whilst there are some simple reforms of the Act that have been awaiting …
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Frogmore: soon to be no more
Last night, six of the City of Glen Eira’s nine councillors were present to vote on a motion to abandon Planning Scheme Amendment C137, which propo…
MORETrust Advocate Explainer – The Palace Under Threat
Following reports yesterday afternoon by Save the Palace, it emerged that part of the interior of the Palace Theatre was being stripped by a demoli…
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