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Inquiry into public housing demolitions
Labor MPs accused opponents of the demolition plan of spreading disinformation during inquiry hearings. But those who have been opposing the plan have not made any false accusations. They have been saying that:
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“Athens on the Yarra”
In the recently released City of Melbourne report on the 2050 Summit our democratic heritage is described as “Athens on the Yarra”.
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The trains are coming!
Spring has sprung which mean we are only a couple of months away from our own train station!
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Police Association rooftop bar gets green light for 2am trading
The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) has overturned a City of Melbourne decision to restrict the operating hours of the Victorian Police Association’s new rooftop venue in Jolimont, granting approval for it to trade until 2am on Friday and Saturday nights.
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Viaggio Italiano brings the soul of Italy to Carlton
The bond between Melbourne and Italy is one of the city’s most enduring cultural exchanges – a constant flow of people, history, food and ideas that keeps the two connected across continents.
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Premier Jacinta Allan opened Melbourne IVF’s new clinic in Collingwood
Premier Jacinta Allan opened Melbourne IVF’s new clinic in Collingwood on August 6. She spoke to patients, families and staff about the importance of personalised IVF care.
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A window into Sue’s amazing collection of rare books
East Melbourne resident Sue Louis says she loves the smell of ink in the morning. To her, it “smells like history.”
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Removal of infamous Haymarket “roundabout of death” on the cards
Melbourne’s notorious “roundabout of death” is being considered for removal, following a near decade-long campaign from stakeholders in the Parkville biomedical precinct.
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From Vegemite to victory: Carlton Gardens Chess Club makes its move in the west
Out in Melbourne’s rapidly growing west, where footy ovals meet multicultural kitchens and V/Line trains rattle past Hoppers Crossing, a new kind of clash took centre stage – one fought over chequered battlegrounds, not turf.
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How La Mama can remain one of the country’s leading cultural institutions
When John Brumpton left the Victorian College of Arts in the late ‘80s, he didn’t know what to do with his spare time.
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A fun, interactive cafe turning customer service on its head
July is documentary film month
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