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VCAT WIN in Newtown
Feature Image: Barwon Grange, Newtown
In September, we joined with the National Trust Geelong & Region Member’s Branch and the City of Greater G…
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VCAT WIN in East Melbourne
Featured image: Render of proposed development at 204-208 Albert Street (Jackson Clements Burrows)
In May, we joined the City of Melbourne, the …
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Parliamentary inquiry launched into heritage protection and planning
On 28 October, Sustainable Australia MP Clifford Hayes MP successfully introduced a motion in the Legislative Council calling for an Inquiry on the…
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Proposed demolition of River Pavilion in Fairfield Park sparks heritage campaign
Feature image by Tom Ross
In 2019, the City of Yarra approved a permit for the redevelopment of the River Pavilion, located between the Fairfie…
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Esme Johnston House saved from demolition
Featured image by Eddie Jim
The Brighton house designed and built in 1929 by writer Esme Johnston has been saved after VCAT rejected a proposal …
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City of Bayside votes to undertake heritage assessment of Esme Johnston House
On Tuesday 17 September, City of Bayside Councillors voted to support an assessment of 38 Grosvenor Street, Brighton for potential local heritage s…
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Corkman Irish Pub developers win appeal to reduce fines
In February 2019, property developers Raman Shaqiri and Stefce Kutlesovski were fined almost $2m after pleading guilty to demolishing the Corkman I…
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VCAT rejects developer bid to demolish significant Albert Park building
The National Trust and Albert Park residents have had a significant win at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal, defeating a developer’s…
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Final VCAT orders for the site of the former Corkman Irish Pub announced
In May, three years after the unlawful demolition of the Corkman Irish Pub, it has been announced that an agreement has been reached between the de…
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Corkman developers to front VCAT after 2 year delay
After a long delay due to other legal proceedings, the illegal 2016 demolition of the Corkman Irish Pub (formerly the Carlton Inn) is set to return…
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