What the election result means for the City of Melbourne
It was Prime Minister Paul Keating who once said, “when you change the government, you change the country”. He was right, of course. But after this year’s federal election, you can also add “and you change the city too”.
Exhibition finds art in Melbourne’s mundane
Greens romp home for a fifth consecutive term in Melbourne
Business
Babajan’s chef inspires in new location
Following the six-year success of the Babajan bakery and cafe in Carlton North, business owner and chef Kirsty Chiaplias is bracing herself for a new adventure at a second location in the CBD.
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Queen Victoria Market online provides welcome boost for traders
Despite the challenges and evolving landscape presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, Queen Victoria Market (QVM) has defied challenges being faced by other markets with the success of its online delivery service.
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Children blossom at high-rise oasis
Stepping off the elevator at the first floor and into Gowrie at The Harbour, the first thing you notice is a distinct lack of concrete and plastic. Instead, you’re greeted by open spaces in earthy hues and natural materials.
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How the Collins Street Precinct is embracing the winter months
With the CBD once again bustling with energy, the Collins Street Precinct is delighted to be welcoming visitors back for the winter season.
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Beloved record store given lifeline thanks to crowdfunding campaign
The co-owner of a long-standing record store in the CBD, which has been saved from closure thanks to a crowdfunding campaign, says she is “humbled beyond belief”.
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Beloved record store given lifeline thanks to crowdfunding campaign
Columns
Barny the barnacle loves a cuddle
Vanessa has had her beloved dog Barny for more than a year now, and he’s adjusted to city life quite well.
Five reasons why strata communities get involved in water leak disputes
Community
Concerns grow of alcohol abuse as decision on late-night liquor licence freeze looms
CBD residents say they fear the outcome of a review next year of the existing freeze on late-night liquor licencing that could open the flood gates if it is not extended.
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Digital “one-stop-shop” Neighbourhood Portal launches to help connect CBD residents
A new online interactive portal where residents can learn more about the CBD neighbourhood has officially launched.
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New State Library CEO hopes to create meaningful experience for all visitors
The State Library Victoria’s incoming CEO Paul Duldig says one of his top priorities will be transforming access to the library’s collection and services.
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Queens Birthday honour goes to gallerist
CBD gallerist Anna Schwartz has been awarded a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in the Queen’s Birthday list for her services to arts.
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Outstanding Rotarian awarded Queen’s Birthday honour
Alan Seale, a community stalwart and dedicated Rotarian, has been awarded a Queen’s Birthday honour.
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Concerns grow of alcohol abuse as decision on late-night liquor licence freeze looms
Digital “one-stop-shop” Neighbourhood Portal launches to help connect CBD residents
New State Library CEO hopes to create meaningful experience for all visitors
Having a ball with the Melbourne City North Business Association
Does the CBD have a TWaT problem?
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