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These luxury Brunswick homes were already approved. Now they’re in a flood zone

Pre-sold developments around the city are facing fresh assessments by Melbourne Water after sweeping changes to flood mapping pushed the properties into flood zones.

These luxury Brunswick homes were already approved. Now they’re in a flood zone

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