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Man charged after alleged burglaries in East Melbourne
A man has been charged following a series of alleged aggravated burglaries in East Melbourne on the evening of July 23.
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Council consults on Power Melbourne
The City of Melbourne and two other neighbouring councils have identified 16 proposed locations for new neighbourhood batteries that will help deliver more renewable energy to inner-city locals, with consultation kicking off this month.
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Plans to replace old toilet block at iconic Fitzroy Gardens get under way
The City of Melbourne will seek permission from Heritage Victoria to replace an old toilet block at the historic Fitzroy Gardens, in a move supported by residents.
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Popular Carlton reserve set to become a dog park, but not all residents are happy
Carlton residents have voiced concern over a controversial proposal to use a popular reserve as an off-leash dog park, arguing the green space’s tranquillity “will be threatened”.
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Top architecture awards go to inner-city buildings
The University of Melbourne’s Student Precinct, designed by a team of architectural firms led by Lyons, has taken out Victoria’s top architecture award.
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Night-time’s fine, daytime’s not: new committee to bridge city’s economic gap
With the council’s “night-time economy” committee set to lapse, it has shifted focus to boosting daytime trade.
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Papa Gino’s celebrates 50 wonderful years on Lygon St
Papa Gino’s, the iconic Italian restaurant on Lygon St, is a beloved institution in the Melbourne food scene.
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A first for Victorian Artists Society
It’s difficult getting a city gig if you’re an artist living in regional Victoria, according to a collective of First Nations artists from Bendigo.
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Local health leaders named in King’s Birthday honours
Outstanding citizens have been recognised in this year’s King’s Birthday honours for their significant contributions to the community.
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Lord Mayor honoured with prestigious award
City of Melbourne Lord Mayor Sally Capp says she’s “surprised and humbled” to have been appointed an Officer in the Order of Australia (AO) in this year’s King’s Birthday honours.
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An investment simply too compelling not to pursue
Carlton Kitchen Library connects locals through food
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