Welcome to our April 2024 newsletter, with lots happening in transport and traffic, plus our regular round-up of planning issues and decisions; progress on new parks; round-ups on culture, local history and miracles. Read on here or with more elegant formatting back at Mailchimp – https://mailchi.mp/optusnet/brunswick-residents-news-16533799*|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|*<!– Brunswick Residents Network News: April 2024 Our regular round-ups […]
Welcome to our February newsletter, jam-packed with local news on planning, traffic, parks, cultural events; with a gruesome history feature on Brunswick’s gangland murders. Read on, or go here for more elegant formatting. Brunswick Residents Network News: February 2024 Our regular round-ups of planning, transport, parks and culture. Our feature looks at hits and misses […]
Our Thursday Community Forum on transport; updates on traffic, planning and parks and BIG local history corner. Read on, or go to Mailchimp for neater formatting. Brunswick Residents Network News: December 2023 Locals organise for safer traffic. Don’t miss our BRN transport forum open Thursday. Lots this month on transport, local history and culture View […]
Brunswick Residents Network News: November 2023 Feature: Our new Council electoral boundaries View this email in your browser *|MC:TOC|* Hot times at Brunswick gyms Police are investigating the cause of a fire at the Retro gym in Albert Street, Brunswick, near the corner with Lygon Street. It was the second Brunswick gym fire in less […]
Welcome to our latest newsletter, featuring an in-depth analysis of the State Government’s new Housing Statement, and what it means for Brunswick residents. There’s a subscription button at the bottom, to receive our newsletter directly, or to change your preferences. Brunswick Residents Network News: September 2023 Feature: How does the State government Housing Statement affect […]
This month: more threats to resident input on planning; Merri-bek consults you on a new transport strategy; plus lots more on planning decisions, transport research, local news AND why Brunswick can claim some credit for the National Gallery’s stained glass ceiling! . . . Scroll down, or read here for nicer formatting: https://mailchi.mp/cf0dd6a596c9/brunswick-residents-news Brunswick Residents […]
Welcome to our June newsletter, with stories ranging from the accessible transport campaign, to planning decisions, park upgrades, housing needs, quirky history, and lots of local gatherings. Read on, or for smoother formatting read on the Mailchimp website. Brunswick Residents Network News: June 2023 What’s happening with accessible trams, the housing debate, and new parklands. […]
Featured this month: Who are the “Yimby”s? Rally and petition for accessible trams on Sydney Road as campaign gathers steam; as well as local campaigns on traffic and transport issues. Plus our regular round-up of events, planning and open space issues, and more. Read on, or go to https://mailchi.mp/619ec68c1b3a/brunswick-residents-news-may-8755820 for neater formatting Brunswick Residents Network […]
Apologies for the delay in posting this March newsletter to WordPress. Read on for our submission to Merri-bek Council on level crossing removals; and our regular coverage of local events. April newsletter also coming soon . . . Brunswick Residents Network News: March 2023 VCAT decides on 2020 election case; former councillor El-Halabi to face trial; […]
LEVEL CROSSING REMOVALS IN BRUNSWICK Tonight, Thursday 2 March, Merri-bek Council is organising a Public Meeting at the Brunswick Town Hall, to discuss the proposed removal of eight level crossings across Brunswick. This major infrastructure project, managed by the state government’s Level Crossing Removal Project (LXRP), will have major impacts for our neighbourhood – especially […]
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