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WEBNov 10, 2021 · Doors are open HOLMESGLEN Institute of TAFE will hold an information day on Saturday from 9am to 3pm at the TAFE's conference centre, corner of Batesford and Warrigal Roads, Chadstone. The day will include advice on course and career options as well as free seminars. Leader listens STATE Opposition leader Denis Napthine spoke to
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WEBTHIS week could shape the destiny of Mt Waverley gymnast Emma Dennis. The 16-year-old Waverley... Read More
Time to act on Monash transport - Monash Journal
WEBNov 11, 2021 · RESIDENTS and commuters are calling for urgent action on public transport in Monash ahead of the Eastern Transport Coalition summit next week. The summit, hosted by seven eastern metropolitan councils, including Monash, has invited the State Government and Opposition to listen to ideas to fix public transport. ETC chairperson Mick Van De Vreede said a
Community’s concerns aired on freeway plan - Monash Journal
WEBNov 11, 2021 · EASTERN suburbs community and business leaders joined to press the State Government for urgent action in the construction of the Mitcham-Frankston Freeway. Addressing the Community Leaders Forum last Tuesday, Maroondah mayor Frank Corr echoed the council's concerns about the delay of between 18 months and two years caused by the merging of the Scoresby
More power for mayors during council meetings - Monash Journal
WEBNov 10, 2021 · Local Government Minister Jeanette Powell has signalled tough new powers for mayors forced to deal with unruly behaviour and disruptions from fellow councillors during meetings. For the first time, mayors will have the power to suspend councillors who disrupt proceedings in the chamber. Mrs Powell made the …
Spectre of high-rise development haunts Park residents
WEBNov 9, 2021 · BRANDON Park residents face an uncertain future about their suburb’s “liveability” after a government department delay brought Monash Council’s civic planning to a halt. The suburb was earmarked as a major activity centre in the State Government’s Melbourne 2030 planning policy. Following the closure of …
Tree fears expressed amid demolition - Monash Journal
WEBCONFUSION remains over the future of 100 large trees on the former Brandon Park Secondary College site, where buildings including a basketball stadium are due for demolition starting this week. Monash Council had tried to introduce vegetative protections for the site but the State Government does not have to follow them. About 40 of
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Time waste’ blot on mayoral year’ - Monash Journal
WEB“DEALING with petty sideshow disputes has taken up a lot of my time,” former Monash mayor Geoff Lake has said. Summing up his year as mayor, Cr Lake said although he was not disappointed, there were things he would have liked to have achieved but, because of disputes with other councilors, was not able to due to time “wasted”.
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