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Queen Victoria Market Receives Conditional Permit Approval
Feature Image: Shed C Exterior from Queen Street, 2016. Source: National Trust
The Executive Director of Heritage Victoria has conditionally app…
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National Trust provide feedback on the draft five-year strategy for Queen Victoria Market
Feature image by Jessica Hood
In May, we provided feedback on the Queen Victoria Market draft five-year Future Market Strategy, which will guide…
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UPDATE: Market Square public open space
City of Melbourne is inviting community feedback regarding how Market Square, the new public open space proposed within the Queen Victoria Market p…
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City of Melbourne Councillors vote in support of QVM “People’s Panel”
On 7 August, City of Melbourne Councillors supported the adoption of a new model of consultation for the Queen Victoria Market renewal program, rec…
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National Trust welcomes Council decision to revisit Queen Victoria Market Renewal Plans
On Tuesday 15 May, City of Melbourne councillors will vote on a recommendation to accept Heritage Victoria’s recent permit refusal for the partial …
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National Trust Response to Refusal of Queen Victoria Market Heritage Application
On 28 March, Heritage Victoria formally issued a refusal of a permit application by the City of Melbourne for works including the dismantling, rest…
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UPDATED: Advocacy Position Statement regarding City of Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Market Renewal Plans
12 September 2017
The National Trust of Australia (Victoria) today issued a detailed Position Statement on the Queen Victoria Market Renewal Pro…
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Momentum Builds Towards QVM Renewal
After months of speculation, Planning Minister Richard Wynne has announced the approval of planning controls in and around the Queen Victoria Marke…
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Melbourne Council Courts Controversy with QVM Plan
Queen Victoria Market is set to dominate tonight’s City of Melbourne Council meeting, with three items on the agenda, including a confidential item…
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Queen Vic Market planning controls set to be relaxed
The loss of height controls at the southern end of the site will allow development with unrestricted height over the sheds at the Franklin Street b…
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