Latest articles by CBD News
The Australian Club 98 – 110 William St
The Australian Club stands at 98-110 William St, Melbourne, on the south east corner of Little Collins St, continuously occupying the site for more than a century.
Read More
Behind the scenes - building safety
As a CBD resident, how aware are you of your building manager’s responsibilities to keep your building safe and secure?
Read More
Litter from the heavens
Recycling is one way of dealing with high-rise waste but, unfortunately, there are other routes taken by our rubbish.
Read More
Progress on market redevelopment
At their meeting on August 29, City of Melbourne councillors unanimously endorsed a statement of expectations about the future of the Queen Victoria Market (QVM).
Read MorePush for school on old hospital site
Inner-city parents are lobbying for a school to be built on the old Peter MacCallum Hospital site in East Melbourne, which is earmarked to become a mix-used development site.
Read More
Market war moves to the heritage front
The battle for the Queen Victoria Market (QVM) moved onto the heritage front in mid-September with Lord Mayor Robert Doyle landing a blow and his opponents launching bitter recriminations against the National Trust.
Read More
Step up, Minister
Avid readers of this column will remember our celebration last year when the City of Melbourne finalised the West Melbourne Heritage Review, extending protection to many important places on the CBD fringe, with only the signature of the planning minister needed to put them into the planning scheme.
Read More
Happy 30th, Ross House
The CBD’s not-for-profit hub Ross House is celebrating its 30th birthday on October 11.
Read More
Resident joins in a rewarding run
CBD resident and worker Sumathi Chatna describes herself as “not a runner”, but she is participating in a 10km run at the Melbourne Marathon on October 15 for a good cause.
Read More
Market and State Library lead the way
October brings with it warmer (hopefully) and longer days along with an update on some key projects happening within the city.
Read MoreCitizenship is in demand
108 Melbourne residents officially became citizens on August 23.
Read MoreDaily population boom in the city
Some 903,000 people are in the City of Melbourne municipality on an average weekday in 2016, a City of Melbourne population estimates report shows.
Read More
Are bollards the answer?
In June this year, five-tonne concrete bollards were installed in prominent city locations including Federation Square, Flinders Street Station, Southern Cross Station and the Queen Victoria Market.
Read More
Don’t expect an end of homelessness
The chair of the state’s rough sleeping strategy has cautioned people not to expect an end to rough sleeping on Melbourne’s streets.
Read More
Finger pointing over loss of heritage on LaTrobe St
Residents, councillors and state politicians are pointing fingers at each other over the failure to protect the historic 488 LaTrobe St which is to be demolished to make way for a residential tower.
Read More
Car-stacker inferno fears
City residents fear the collapse of a neighbouring proposed high-rise development if it is allowed to proceed because it will be built on the city’s biggest car-stacking system.
Read More
Artist urges rethink for the bay
Beautiful images of plant life washed into the bay, each with its place of collection labeled, its death throes, its disentanglement, posing questions, suggestive of whimsical ideas, bearing the cross of humans, floating away.
Read More
Love is in the air
There was plenty of love in the Flagstaff Gardens on September 21.
Read More
The aPostles of press pics
Australian photographic royalty is on display at Magnet Gallery in Bourke St until October 14.
Read More
Fancy a swim in the Yarra?
Not-for-profit group Yarra Pools has released a concept for a floating swimming pool in the Yarra River in the turning basin near Enterprize Park.
Read MoreBuy our Journalists a coffee
Support our dedicated journalists with a donation to help us continue delivering high-quality, reliable news
