A single bid sealed the deal for a prized Newtown address as a Melbourne buyer struck early with a confident auction play.
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Monthly Archives: September 2025
Building permit values decrease in August, though year-to-date values remain higher in 2025
Building permit values dropped in August, with 95 issued permits valued at $3.6 million, compared with 117 permits issued in August 2024 worth $5.1 million.
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Pepper Money’s quarter-life bloom
Mario Rehayem has a lot to be proud of.
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Calgary Co-op opens new grocery store in Greystone
A new grocery store will be serving Cochranites as Calgary Co-op celebrated the grand opening of its Greystone location on Sept. 18.
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Hot property: Castle tops most viewed list
A castle described as a “renovator’s fairytale” was the hottest property in Queensland this past week, taking out the state title of most viewed on realestate.com.au and going under offer within days of its first open home.
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Council approves sewer bylaw amendment with an additional motion in place
Airdrie City Council has approved an amended Sewer Bylaw B-20/2025, relating to Overstrength Sewer Effluent limits and rates, following a debate that highlighted concerns over fairness and the potential impact on local businesses.
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Council approves crosswalks in final pre-election meeting
City Council has approved a new policy regarding decorative crosswalks in response to public requests for them during the last city council meeting for the term on Tuesday.
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How to improve kids’ chances of going to uni – for $70 a week
Children in lower-income households whose parents receive a rental assistance payment and use it to move into better-quality housing are more likely to go to university than otherwise, a new study found.
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Opinion: Destroying Edmonton’s exhibition lands does more harm than good
The City of Edmonton council and administration proudly announced earlier this month a reminder that they have initiated the destruction of the exhibition grounds where KDays is held each year, along with the race track, the grandstand, the parking for Expo Centre and the very cultural heart of our city.
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Braid: Incumbent mayors are hard to beat but Gondek may end the trend
There’s rarely been such a fierce effort by political enemies to topple a mayor.
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