Burwood
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City life
Burwood was ‘the bush’. Now it’s a university hub with towers to come
It was once conservative, culturally homogenous and rough in parts. These days it’s young, ethnically diverse and dominated by a university.
- by Madeleine Heffernan
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Couple falls in love with award-winning $2.06m mid-century home
The winners of a hot auction are upgrading from their first home to a spacious five-bedder that has stood the test of time.
- by Sarah Webb
‘Unconscionable’: Councils fear government rail loop land grab
Councillors in Melbourne’s east and south-east are wary about letting the state government seize planning control of prime real estate near Suburban Rail Link stations.
- by Timna Jacks
'Ruin your lives': Melbourne man on 19 charges for child abuse material
A 23-year-old Sri Lankan man in Melbourne allegedly set up a fake social media profile to get child abuse material from girls aged between 12 and 14.
- by Ashleigh McMillan
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Belt and Road
Andrews government used China deal to target Liberal seats
The Victorian government's China relationship was a potent weapon against Liberals in three swing seats, says a senior Labor operative.
- by Noel Towell
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The Foodrinkery
Within this quiet location lies a discovery. It’s a dream spot for parents of young
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Melbourne
The Foodrinkery
This cheery come-as-you-are cafe with white wooden chairs and a courtyard flanking a park ...
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Melbourne
The Foodrinkery
This is the cafe we all wish would open on our suburban street. The Foodrinkery offers delicious, ...