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Send a Message to the Minister

The Cremorne Community Inc (CCI) is asking you to join a campaign to try to have Design and Development Overlays (DDOs), (Amendment C317 & 318yara) for Cremorne approved. As you will be acutely aware, Cremorne is experiencing dramatic changes with large commercial developments continually springing up in our streets. While the Council is still putting together a…
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Letter to Planning Minister

Dear Minister Kilkenny Cremorne Community Inc (CCI) is an incorporated association formed in the wake of a booming of commercial developments, and as a response, we want to collaborate to create a sustainable, vibrant precinct that is respectful of its past while embracing its future.CCI would like to connect with you to address the planning…
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Key Priorities 2024

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Pubs of Cremorne

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Big Developments

The last few years has seen a booming interest in the development of large commercial building projects of up to around ten storeys. The character of Cremorne has always been largely a mix of small scale commercial and residential properties, so the nature of the neighbourhood and how it is used is evolving dramatically. This…
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Cremorne Beginnings

The flats of what we now call Cremorne is the result of volcanic flows that made their way around Richmond Hill to meet the higher ground of South Yarra. Creeks and rivers converging from the north and east, forming the Yarra River, followed the boundary of the new volcanic rock and the older, softer sedimentary.This…
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Melba Candidates for Yarra CC

Each of the candidates for the Melba ward were asked to respond to six questions relating to issues pertinant to Cremorne. These are the questions and responses: QUESTIONS 1.Do you think Cremorne is in a healthy community and infrastructure state? What is your vision of an ideal Cremorne?2.How do you feel about the traffic and…
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Kangan TAFE site

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Urban Design Framework

Yarra City Council has already put a good deal of thought into local planning, as demonstrated in planning schemes that have been developed in the last few years. I have felt quite encouraged by the constructive ideas in these documents. I have become more cynical when I see the actual results on the ground. An…
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Spaces for Livability

Back in 2015 The Age published a research study conducted by Deloitte Access Economics and Tract Consultants that ranked every suburb in Melbourne by a set of criteria that contributed to ‘liveability’. Along with a long list of rankings from 1 to 321, there was a nice colour-coded map that graphically showed how each suburb…