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An action group supported by the National Trust

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October 18, 2016April 22, 2018

Carlton Inn shock demolition

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June 9, 2016September 3, 2017

West Melbourne Heritage Protection

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April 24, 2016April 25, 2016

Minister Grants Temporary Protection to 9 Snubbed Buildings

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November 18, 2015November 18, 2015

Heritage Victoria grants permission for Demolition of Princess Mary Club

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former Grange Lynne Building A'beckett street Melbourne modernism art deco

October 30, 2015December 16, 2017

Facadism for the 1938 Art Deco Grange Lynne Factory in A’Beckett Street

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October 22, 2015October 22, 2015

Help Wanted: Sign and Share our Petition to Save Burton’s Carriage Workshop

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October 17, 2015October 18, 2015

Minister Approves c198 City North Amendment, Giving Protection to Over 70 New Sites

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September 25, 2015September 2, 2018

Victory! Total House and Phillips Shirts Plans Abandoned

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November 14, 2014

Vic Election 2014 | Response from Ellen Sandell – The Greens

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Layers of ghost signs revealed on Elizabeth Street, including 'Wolfe's Schnapps Removes that tired feeling' and Work-Man's Motors c. 1935

A wonderful pairing of intact historic buildings, #PublicBenefitBootery, Grainger Little Barlow & Hawkins, 1924 and #DevaHouse, 1926, #HarryNorris - but great changes planned that might keep only the front wall and a bit of side of the PBB, as part of plans to redevelop #TheWalkArcade superblock for a big hotel. It could instead be converted like #DevaHouse which is already a #boutiquehotel. The laneway side is you know, ordinary, but its original, it’s all #steelframedwindows, interesting setbacks near the top, pity to lose all that. Ps always loved this unique pair, which is a result of a subdivision of an original 1837 CBD block in the 19thC by sticking a lane down the middle, then building up to the #132ftheightlimit in the early 20thC, with distinctive Melbourne CBD #tallthinfrontages. When Norris did Deva House he must’ve decided to virtually match the earlier building, with the same horizontal divisions.

Restoration of the facades of Ball and Welch begins as part of the Flinders Gate redevelopment

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Councillor Rohan Leppert announcing the Interim heritage listing of a wide range of places in the CBD and Southbank. twitter.com/cityofmelbourn… 1 month ago
One of the oldest businesses in the CBD, long may they last ! twitter.com/SallyCapp_/sta… 1 month ago
Festival Gall to be listed by Heritage Victoria ! One of those rare places important for what happened there not ho… twitter.com/i/web/status/9… 6 months ago

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