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Going through the roof BLUE-RIBBON suburb Elsternwick is enjoying a surge in popularity, with house prices smashing through the $2 million mark, figures show. Insatiable buyers are clamouring to get into the tightly held area, with homes on the market an average of just 27... Page 1

TOP TIPS ON BUYING HEATERS Consider your needs - do you want to just heat a particular space or the whole house. Do you want to invest in something that looks fantastic or just something to heat a space. Seek heaters with a higher star rating, which denotes its efficiency. The... Page 3

Throw tubby dogs a bone PORKY pooches will be able to slim down if plans for a canine boot camp go ahead. Canine owners have welcomed calls for a dog exercise park, which would be a first for Glen Eira. There are 12,419 dogs registered in Glen Eira, despite the area... Page 1

Appeal to get tower off ground DEVELOPERS are escalating their bid to build a 19-storey tower in Caulfield South, despite council and community opposition. Calvary Health Care Bethlehem chief executive Dr Jane Fischer said they had appealed to VCAT after Glen Eira councillors... Page 1

Covering tracks on sky rail MELBOURNES controversial sky rail project could be "disguised" under an innovative design proposal. The concept involves fitting a lightweight membrane clad with mirror-like material to reflect the surrounding landscape at ground level, effectively... Page 1

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FEED MELBOURNE APPEAL Every month thousands of hungry Victorians are turned away from food charities that cant keep up with demand. The Feed Melbourn Appeal aims to fix this and is a chance forr Leader readers, businesses and schools to make a big difference. Freya is... Page 1

Wiping out graffiti GLEN Eira Council has come up with a plan to give graffiti the brush off. Graffiti cost Glen Eira ratepayers a whopping $220,000 last financial year in clean-up bills, with 8842sq m removed. As part of a fresh blitz on the unsightly scourge, Mayor... Page 1

Tram plan slammed SHOPPERS and traders have derailed calls to extend the tram network down Koornang Rd at Carnegie. The idea came out of a council survey and would involve connecting routes 3 and 67 along Koornang Rd. The Public Transport Users Association backed the... Page 1

Sky rail noise annoys SLEEPLESS and stressed out residents along the sky rail line are being offered counselling and nights in hotels to deal with intrusive building works. The Level Crossing Removal Authority has obtained permits allowing extended building hours from... Page 1

Playing for big money A CHILDS smile might be priceless to most, but it comes with a hefty price tag of almost $11 million in Glen Eira. The council has spent $10.8 million creating what could be Melbournes most expensive playground at Glen Huntlys Booran Reserve. By... Page 1

Another hit show on block EXCITEMENT is building with The Block moving into Elsternwick. Workers descended on Regent St last week, trucking in period houses and busily fitting them together ahead of filming. But even though work had begun, Channel 9 was still playing coy,... Page 1

Roll out the barrels A LEVEL Crossing Removal Authority attempt to beautify a Murrumbeena streetscape has backfired. About 30 temporary planter drums were positioned along Neerim Rd by the authority last week. But the attempt failed to impress, with paint peeling off the... Page 1

Blooming good idea TOMATO plants, flowers and strawberries could soon be sprouting from nature strips across Glen Eira. Councillor Nina Taylor has called for planning regulations around nature strips to be relaxed. "Mowing the lawn is such a bugbear for so many... Page 1

Driving up costs GLEN Eira Council is cracking down on motorists who hog limited spots in school drop-off zones, causing traffic to bank up and putting childrens lives in danger. A council report tabled last week showed fine revenue was up $364,000, driven largely by... Page 1

Plans must improve to feel groove THE future of a groovy modernist house in Caulfield North is under scrutiny after the National Trust objected to owners plans to extend. The single-storey house in Howitt Rd was designed by renowned architect the late Dr Ernest Fooks in 1964 as a... Page 1