3AW Afternoons host Dee Dee Dunleavy says we need to put more money into educating pedestrians instead of continuing to punish motorists. It comes as Victoria Walks push for a reduction in speed limits to 40km/h on every suburban street, with a further reduction to 30km/h for busy pedestrian areas. “I agree that we need […]


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Transgender woman Kirsti Miller opens up to Dee Dee
Transgender woman Kirsti Miller has opened up to Dee Dee in a revealing interview about the process of transitioning, her relationship with Sam Newman and the pitfalls of social media. Ms Miller says despite society changing “in the real world” for the better in the past ten years, it’s become harder to be a transgender […]
Fire breaks out at Holmesglen TAFE
Image: Google Maps More than 30 firefighters have brought a blaze at Holmesglen TAFE under control. Fire crews were called to the scene on South Road, Moorabbin, just after midday. Upon arrival, they found a significant amount of smoke billowing from a multi-storey building, and located a fire on the second floor. Fire Rescue Victoria […]
‘The car is being made public enemy number one’: Dee Dee slams plan for new pedestrian zone
Dee Dee Dunleavy has slammed the City of Melbourne’s plan to re-purpose a lane in the CBD into a pedestrian zone. Under the plan, a pedestrian park roughly the size of a basketball court will be created on the east side of Elizabeth Street, close to the Flinders Street intersection, to beautify the area and […]
‘A classic example of planning failure’: Professor lashes Tullamarine housing developments
Housing development approvals in Tullamarine, which could lead to a Sydney-style curfew for flights coming in and out of Melbourne Airport, have been scathed by a planning professor. It comes as Melbourne Airport asks the state government for the right to block further developments, but RMIT University emeritus professor Michael Buxton says they were never […]
3AW Afternoons host Dee Dee Dunleavy says we need to put more money into educating pedestrians instead of continuing to punish motorists. It comes as Victoria Walks push for a reduction in speed limits to 40km/h on every suburban street, with a further reduction to 30km/h for busy pedestrian areas. “I agree that we need […]
Transgender woman Kirsti Miller opens up to Dee Dee
Transgender woman Kirsti Miller has opened up to Dee Dee in a revealing interview about the process of transitioning, her relationship with Sam Newman and the pitfalls of social media. Ms Miller says despite society changing “in the real world” for the better in the past ten years, it’s become harder to be a transgender […]
Fire breaks out at Holmesglen TAFE
Image: Google Maps More than 30 firefighters have brought a blaze at Holmesglen TAFE under control. Fire crews were called to the scene on South Road, Moorabbin, just after midday. Upon arrival, they found a significant amount of smoke billowing from a multi-storey building, and located a fire on the second floor. Fire Rescue Victoria […]
‘The car is being made public enemy number one’: Dee Dee slams plan for new pedestrian zone
Dee Dee Dunleavy has slammed the City of Melbourne’s plan to re-purpose a lane in the CBD into a pedestrian zone. Under the plan, a pedestrian park roughly the size of a basketball court will be created on the east side of Elizabeth Street, close to the Flinders Street intersection, to beautify the area and […]
‘A classic example of planning failure’: Professor lashes Tullamarine housing developments
Housing development approvals in Tullamarine, which could lead to a Sydney-style curfew for flights coming in and out of Melbourne Airport, have been scathed by a planning professor. It comes as Melbourne Airport asks the state government for the right to block further developments, but RMIT University emeritus professor Michael Buxton says they were never […]