Ivanhoe
Man’s body found on Ivanhoe property hours after residents report ‘loud bangs’
Police are investigating the suspicious death of a man whose body was found in front of a home in Melbourne’s north-east.
- Alexander Darling
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Heidelberg West rallies against council plan to close its run-down pool
The disadvantaged community of Heidelberg West faces the imminent closure of its public swimming pool, which has been left to deteriorate for decades.
- Adam Carey
The ‘electric’ auction for a Richmond home that earned its vendors $2m
On the first weekend of auctions following interest rate cuts, a young family paid half a million dollars above reserve to purchase a four-bed Richmond home.
- Alexandra Middleton
Melbourne’s beloved parklets too big to fail as restaurants pay up for on-street dining
The outdoor trend that grew out of pandemic restrictions is here to stay.
- Angus Delaney
The gracious, spacious suburb people move to – and never leave
They call Ivanhoe a “long-held suburb” for a reason. But residents are being asked to handle growth upwards, not outwards.
- Carolyn Webb
- Opinion
- Life in the ’burbs
My suburb was meant to be the ‘Toorak of the north’. It didn’t quite get there
Ivanhoe might sound like a place of nobility but its colloquial name tends to dampen notions of upper-class superiority.
- Claire Burke
Ivanhoe siblings missing from train station found safe
A pair of young siblings missing for almost 24 hours after disappearing near a train station in Melbourne’s north-east have been found safe, police say.
- Ashleigh McMillan and Carolyn Webb
'An eviction': Patients removed from detox clinic after COVID-19 case
A COVID-19 case at a withdrawal facility in Melbourne's north-east has led to vulnerable people detoxing from drugs being thrown out of their accommodation.
- Rachael Dexter
Life in isolation: Portraits of a society in lockdown
Meet some of the Victorians living under strict quarantine and hear how they are coping in these strange times.
- Rachael Dexter and Justin McManus