Boroondara Council is taking a dispute over a Kew supermarket site to the Supreme Court, challenging a proposed redevelopment that would replace the existing supermarket and related facilities with an 18-storey, $520 million project. All reports describe the development as a major change for inner-city Kew and frame the matter as a contested planning and approval process involving the council’s position. The outlets report that the site is a long-standing, well-known supermarket location and that community and local authorities are divided about the proposal. The council’s decision to seek court involvement indicates the disagreement has not been resolved through planning channels. The articles do not provide details on the specific legal grounds or the developer’s responses, but they consistently state the dispute will be heard in the Supreme Court. The reports also align on the basic figures and scale: the proposed height and the overall project cost. The case is expected to determine whether the redevelopment can proceed as proposed, based on the council’s challenge.