Category Yarra City Council

Parks Victoria: Gipps Street Elevated Path Community Update

Read the Parks Victoria: Gipps Street Elevated Path Community Update, August 2024, includes project overview, the progress so far, demolition of the old steps, some unexpected finds, detours and traffic management and Collins Bridge temporary closure. Collins Bridge temporary closure… Continue Reading →

Report tabled: Inquiry into the impact of road safety behaviours on vulnerable road users

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bike Lanes for Johnston St (@bikelanes4johnstonst) The final report for the Inquiry into the impact of road safety behaviours on vulnerable road users was tabled in Parliament of Victoria on 1… Continue Reading →

Walmer Street Bridge reopens

Just in time for Christmas, the Walmer Street Bridge has reopened after an lengthly closure as the north and south land bridges were reconstructured. However, the original narrow bridge remains in-situ as it was heritage listed in 2021, despite calls… Continue Reading →

Gipps Street bike lanes improvements

Yarra City Council recently completed construction at Gipps Street with improvements to on-road green lane marking and protected intersection treatments at Hoddle Street heading east and Wellington Street heading west. Thank you to Streets Alive Yarra for this simple yet… Continue Reading →

Canning & Richardson Street intersection: background to works in Carlton North

Update May 2021: Streets Alive Yarra: Intersection complete at Canning and Richardson: Guest article from local champion, Marcus Coghlan. After approximately two months of work the newly styled and safer intersection is in place at Canning and Richardson Streets. Funded… Continue Reading →

City of Yarra election: 2020 Candidate Questionnaire

Update: candidate responses currently being added to this page Victorian Electoral Commission: Yarra City Council, includes voting, enrolment, nomination and important dates information Please note only three Yarra Councillors are re-standing at this 2020 election, Amanda Stone, Bridgid O’Brien and… Continue Reading →

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