A planning overhaul in Melbourne sets lower tower height limits for inner suburbs including Fitzroy and Collingwood than the limits proposed for many middle and outer suburbs, according to multiple outlets. The coverage reports that the revised controls reduce how tall new developments can be in these areas, contrasting with higher allowances being considered or applied elsewhere in the city’s wider growth zones. The articles frame the changes as part of a broader review of planning rules that governs building heights across different neighbourhoods. While the sources agree on the key point—that Fitzroy and Collingwood’s permitted maximum heights are “modest” relative to other suburbs—the reporting does not indicate that the inner-suburb limits are the highest in the city. Overall, the articles highlight a cross-suburb comparison, showing that the most substantial height increases are not directed to these established inner areas. The details of how the limits compare numerically are not provided in the supplied excerpts, but the shared message is that the new height settings for Fitzroy and Collingwood are lower than elsewhere in Melbourne.