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David Schout

  • Communications Officer, North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network
  • Journalist, Freelance
Melbourne
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Councillor raises questions about Greenline costs

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By David Schout
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City of Melbourne Cr Roshena Campbell says “a lot of people in Melbourne” would see the money spent to date on the Greenline project as “eye-watering”. Cr Campbell has put Town Hall on notice to deliver the $300 million Greenline project in “the most cost-effective manner possible” after almost $16 million was spent before a shovel hits the ground.
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“They need our compassion, not judgement”: Church leaders make plea for injecting room

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By David Schout
| CBD News Verified
Leaders from three prominent CBD churches have called on the Victorian Government to open a safe injecting room in the central city, urging the state’s leaders to recognise a pressing need to help Melbourne’s “most vulnerable”. In a letter to Premier Jacinta Allan and Mental Health Minister Ingrid Stitt, the church leaders said there was irrefutable evidence that medically supervised facilities work, and the issue could no longer “be hidden or pushed elsewhere”.
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City of Melbourne panel proposes higher tax on vacant properties

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By David Schout
| CBD News Verified
A randomly selected group of everyday Melburnians has come together to recommend ways the City of Melbourne can address the “severe shortage” of affordable housing. A group of 40 locals representing an “almost exact” cross section of Melbourne have proposed increasing taxes on vacant properties as part of a range of measures to increase affordable housing in the city.
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