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VIC government fast-tracks plan for 50 higher-density housing areas in Melbourne suburbs

By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Published : Oct. 21, 2024 - 07:23

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The Premier has framed a fast-tracked plan for 50 higher-density housing areas in Melbourne's suburbs, as a case of builders versus blockers. Jacinta Allan has announced the first 25 new activity centres, with a mixture of high- and low-rise developments built around public transport hubs. But some residents say it will change character of their neighbourhoods and lead to people losing existing homes.

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