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Biggest archaeology digs to get underway
Last month attention turned to exploring what historical artifacts might be found at Metro Tunnel works sites.
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Laneways are not all green
There are some beautiful laneways in the city of Melbourne.
Read MoreLetters to the Editor - May 2018
I am responding to your somewhat provocative comments in the April edition of CBD News.
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Someone is following
The Shoalhaven area up the east coast holds a special place in the hearts of even the most jaded nature watchers.
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Towering over the Titles Office
The Title Office in Queen St is one of Victoria’s major 19th century public buildings.
Read MoreEnvision future for Birrarung Marr
The City of Melbourne is developing a masterplan for the Birrarung Marr open space for the next 20 years.
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Dracula’s being sold
The two-storey building at 100 Victoria St on the fringe of the CBD, former home to the long-running Dracula’s Cabaret Show and Dinner, is being sold after 30 years of private ownership.
Read MoreNAB is on the move
The National Australia Bank (NAB) has chosen the $800 million office project at 405 Bourke St as its new office.
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Bourke St office building for sale
The 12-storey office building on the corner of Bourke and King streets is on the market.
Read MoreMelbourne the world’s live music capital
Melbourne has been named the live music capital with the highest live music venue to resident ratio in the world.
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Relationship declaration register thing of the past
The City of Melbourne has ceased its first-of-its-kind relationship declaration register following the legalisation of same sex marriagae.
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New transport strategy to tackle congestion
The City of Melbourne has released some transport discussion papers to create a new transport strategy, aiming to relieve congestion and protect pedestrians and cyclists in the city.
Read MoreCrime rate has dropped
Crime rate in the CBD decreased last year, according to Crime Statistics Agency.
Read MoreCBD can’t go off the electricity grid
Living in the CBD and considering going “off the grid”? Think again.
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Sales boom around QVM
A flurry of properties have been transacted around the Queen Victoria Market, despite council’s redevelopment plan being potentially down the drain.
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Laneway foot trade for the imaginative
There are still some surprises to be had down Melbourne’s laneways where dark corners and miraculous facades are a religion for those who crave something different.
Read MoreCBD good to work, live and play
The CBD has been rated high on the live, work and play index, according to new PwC research.
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New Collins St Precinct president
Alister Reid, owner of jewellery store Grey Reid Gallery on Collins St, has become the new president at Collins St Precinct.
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Elizabeth St auction
A seven-storey Victorian-style heritage building at 21-23 Elizabeth St was sold for $9.6 million in March.
Read MoreSlender towers are on trend
“Slender towers” are the latest craze to hit the Melbourne property market.
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