enviroment - Monash Journal
MULGRAVE should not be cut in two by Mirvac’s residential development at the former Waverley Park Football Ground, residents have said again.
Tree fears expressed amid demolition - Monash Journal
CONFUSION 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
Health services improve - Monash Journal
The Government's Hospital Services Report for the December quarter showed the ambulance bypass rate for the center was 39 compared to 104 in the previous..
Club now right on track - Monash Journal
2021年11月11日 · AFTER a long time waiting at the starting blocks, an upgraded Davies Reserve athletics track was officially opened last Monday. The rubberized asphalt track, previously blighted by puddles, was given an $85,000 makeover by Monash Council after …
Monash to feel aged impact - Monash Journal
AGED-care providers have been told get ready for a migrant ageing population that has just hit its peak. A conference in Melbourne last week also heard that Monash could be one of the most effected municipalities, with a significant older migrant population. According to a 2006 DHS study, about 33 per cent of Monash's culturally
More power for mayors during council meetings - Monash Journal
2021年11月10日 · 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 announcement at the Victorian Local Governance Association’s ‘Essential
sports - Monash Journal
THIS week could shape the destiny of Mt Waverley gymnast Emma Dennis. The 16-year-old Waverley... Read More
Push to make electric car a priority - Monash Journal
The shift to electric cars is likely to happen ”far faster and earlier than could have been imagined”, according to a report. The NRMA-sponsored Jamison Group has issued the report, A Road Map for Alternative Fuels in Australia: Ending Our Dependence on Oil, which presents a 12-point plan to reduce use of the fossil fuel in transport.
Cyclists take in new sensations on trail - Monash Journal
THE CYCLISTS GETTING "on your bike'' will be made easier with the opening of the EastLink Trail, Melbourne's longest sealed bike path. The $26million state-of-the-art trail provides 35 kilometres of pedestrian and bicycle path from Donvale to Dandenong South. The concrete path runs the length of the EastLink motorway and connects with other trails, parks
The Whitlam years - Monash Journal
2021年11月11日 · THIRTY years after his election, former prime minister Gough Whitlam spoke at a major conference marking the anniversary of his government's reign.