Melburnians have a complicated relationship with the Yarra River, or the Birrarung as it is traditionally known. It is often derided for being brown — although this is because of soil ...

The beloved Yarra River is the centrepiece of Melbourne, dividing the north from the south, and flowing 242 kilometres from its source in the Yarra Ranges National Park all the way to Port Phillip ...

In 2070, the Yarra River will not only be swimmable, it will be entirely walkable. The Great Birrarung Parkland will extend continuously from South Yarra to the river’s upper reaches.

Beginning with the smallest of soaks atop Mount Baw Baw high in the Victorian Alps, the Yarra River flows through pristine forests, national park, farming land and residential areas before famously ...

While it may not be the prettiest body of water, we couldn't imagine Melbourne without the Yarra River. She may be muddy brown in colour, but we don't think that should detract from her worth as ...

Every Melburnian knows the Yarra River doesn’t have the best reputation when it comes to cleanliness. You wouldn’t drink from it and you certainly wouldn’t jump in it after winning the 1992 ...

Did you know Victoria’s Yarra River (Birrarung) has legal status as a living entity? This has been the case since 2017 when, in response to lobbying by various community and Traditional Owner groups, ...

If Kew Junction has the buzz, Studley Park and its surrounds is home to natural beauty. Here, enviable character mansions ...

The last major site in the Como precinct delivers luxurious residences with expansive views and curated amenities.

The Ian Potter Centre at Melbourne’s Federation Square is located on the banks of the lower stretches of Birrarung, the Yarra River. For Reimagining Birrarung Design Concepts for 2070 ...

The owner of a rental boat company has appeared to blame a rower for capsizing after the vessel collided with a motorboat on the Yarra River. Video footage of the incident, which left a rower ...

A great way to get some exercise while also exploring Melbourne is to walk, run or cycle along the city’s most important river, the Yarra. Flowing 240km from clean mountain ranges and farming ...