The master plan for Parkville Gardens envisages a 1000-dwellings development that will emerge over the next decade or 15 years. It will be a marriage of old and new, private and public housing.

Now she’s taking her hobby full-time, with plans to open a new urban farming and garden center in downtown Parkville in October. Dew Yah’s (named after her daughter’s toy hippopotamus) is ...

Char Bar Smoked Meats & Amusements is ready to debut its new Parkville location, which includes a beer garden and pickleball courts. P&L District fills two restaurant spots that closed during ...

Take a look around the Pavillion Gardens in Buxton - a wonderful setting to pass a few peaceful moments or several restful hours. Beyond the gardens you can see the dome of the Octagon, built in ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The Commonwealth Games are likely to boost Melbourne property prices with the exception of Parkville, the site of the athletes ...

Plans for a 21-level apartment building (17 storeys plus four levels of parking) at the former Commonwealth Games Village in Parkville have been approved by the state government. The original plans ...

The 30-year-old export manager moved into a two-bedroom apartment just over a year ago in the second stage of the Parkville Gardens development in the 20-hectare site of the former Commonwealth ...

F ire crews from Buxton and Chapel-en-le-Frith were called to attend a fire in the ground floor of commercial property Golden Fry on Spring Gardens, Buxton at 2.42pm on Friday, September 6.

High-rise apartment towers have been approved at Parkville Gardens estate. The new controls involve stage three of the estate, comprising up to 600 units, next to the Tullamarine Freeway.

Photos taken this afternoon show that a fire has broken out in Spring Gardens, Buxton – close to the Miltons Tap pub. Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service (DFRS) are currently at the scene of the ...

The more affordable patch lies in the former 2006 Commonwealth Games Village, now turned into Parkville Gardens. It rubs shoulders with a broader mix of 1950s to ’70s houses and apartments.