Moyne Shire Council to gauge Mortlake locals' appetite for subdividing large residential blocks for housing

Ben Silvester
Updated June 20 2022 - 6:18pm, first published 3:00pm
Listening: Acting mayor Daniel Meade says the council wants to hear from Mortlake residents about subdividing larger residential blocks. Picture: Anthony Brady
Listening: Acting mayor Daniel Meade says the council wants to hear from Mortlake residents about subdividing larger residential blocks. Picture: Anthony Brady

Moyne Shire Council has announced a "town pulse session" in Mortlake to gauge the local land-holders' views on subdividing their properties to help ease the region's housing crisis.

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Ben Silvester

Ben Silvester

Victorian state correspondent

Correspondent covering key issues across regional Victoria, based in Melbourne.

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