Category Heritage
Brunswick Residents Network News, May 2022
Welcome to our monthly newsletter. Read on for updates on planning, parks, politics, plus history, olive oil, and more. For cleaner formatting, read on Mailchimp. New planning challenges follow Bunnings victory. Industrial update; elections; opening the golf course and more on greenery; community gardening; and where to press your olives. View this email in your […]
Brunswick Residents Newsletter: June 2020
Monster edition: Planning changes, heritage (destruction and protection), safer walking, Somyurek and us, art, culture, nature, and much more discussed this month. Read on below, or read on Mailchimp with nicer formatting. The Somurek scandal: How number-crunching affects our lives In astounding developments, State Premier Daniel Andrews has sacked Local Government Minister Adem Somyurek, following media allegations of […]
Brunswick Residents News, October 2019
Scroll down to read this clunky cut-and-paste version of our newsletter, or read the nicely formatted version via this link. You can subscribe to receive it by email here. In this edition: our feature story takes a look at walking, why it’s getting more dangerous around the world – not just here – and what […]
September 2019 newsletter
Better planning, making walking safer, new green spaces and Fleming Park upgrade, events, planning horrors . . . Read our newsletter online for much better formatting. Or scroll down to read the clunky version below. Make walking safer: community meeting Did you know that Moreland is Melbourne’s second deadliest area for pedestrians? Our Council’s […]
July 2019 newsletter
Our July special feature details research into the failure of building construction quality controls; plus lots of news on planning and developments, traffic and transport issues, compost, trees, and events celebrating culture, history and even a footy song for Naidoc week. Scroll down for more, or read it here for much nicer formatting. Sign up […]
June 2019 newsletter
Click here to read our June newsletter properly formatted, or scroll down to read the version cut-and-pasted here, which is a bit clunky. Our June issue investigates empty shops in new developments, and also looks into poor consultation over Skyrail, planning updates, proposed John Street closure, industrial relations, culture and even more! […]
February 2017 Newsletter
Read the fully formatted version here: http://eepurl.com/cBANiL . East Brunwick Village Public Consultation Tuesday; uncertain future for the historic Sarah Sands; tall buildings, cultural events and more. ** Public consultation: East Brunswick Village ———————————————————— WHEN 7.30pm, Tuesday 14 February WHERE Brunswick Town Hall, Room E. Local south ward councillors, Samantha Ratnam, Mark Riley and Lambros […]
April 2016 Newsletter
This month’s e-news includes: Our 10 May forum on trees and open space in Brunswick. A new playground, new meeting rooms, plus meetings, festivals and a bike safety survey. ———————————————————— View the pretty version here: http://eepurl.com/bYNH8X ———————————————————— ** Brunswick Residents 10 May forum ———————————————————— ** “Trees, parks and greenery – open space in Brunswick” ———————————————————— […]
January 2016 newsletter
Click to go to a prettier version with pictures and formatting: http://eepurl.com/bNsez9 This month’s e-news includes: VCAT rulings on car spaces, height, and expired permits; state government consultations on apartments and zoning; and a campaign to protect the historic Pentridge jail. A belated happy New Year from Brunswick Residents Network! 2016 is going to be […]
Brunswick Residents Network 