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Questions great & small
If you’re searching for the meaning of life, this is the festival for you!
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A musical November
Melbourne Music Week is set to captivate audiences from November 13-20.
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A very Christmas function
Head to the Rendezvous Hotel on Flinders St in November and December for a very, very Christmas function for your group.
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Melburnians blown away by the pipes of the Grand Organ
Seniors and students flocked to Melbourne Town Hall on Wednesday, October 7 to be serenaded by the glorious pipes of the Grand Organ.
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Business counts the cost of holiday
Local businesses are hoping that Premier Daniel Andrews can admit a mistake and withdraw the grand final holiday by next September.
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Melbourne Music Week offers up the goods
Back for its sixth year, Melbourne Music Week (MMW) was launched on October 7, announcing a jam-packed program, with over 100 events held across the city from November 13 – 20.
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Safer tram barriers
Local police are happy with revised tram stop barriers similar to one which almost claimed the life of an officer earlier this year.
Read MoreThieves active
Local police have cautioned vigilance against theft.
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It’s now a tradition
These three mates have met for breakfast every Friday for decades.
Read MoreNo action on motorcycle parking
Motorcycles parked on CBD footpaths will remain legal following investigation by the City of Melbourne.
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The debate about density
With CBD planning under review for the next 12 months, we can expect to see public arguments develop both for and against mandatory density controls.
Read MoreWhen is a plan not a plan?
The City of Melbourne launched its draft Last Kilometre Freight Plan last month, but is it really a plan?
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Festival kicks off with ‘Tanderrum’ ceremony
Thousands flocked to Federation Square on Thursday, October 8 for “Tanderrum”, the opening ceremony of the Melbourne Festival 2015.
Read MoreHorse-drawn drama
An incident on Grand Final Day aroused new tensions between the horse-drawn vehicle operators, Melbourne Against Horse-drawn Carriages activists and the City of Melbourne.
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Unhappy with smoking ban
City Square trader Gerard Kelly is not happy with the City of Melbourne’s open-area smoking ban, which enters its second month in November.
Read MoreFree CBD WiFi is delayed
The roll out of the CBD’s multi-million dollar free WiFi has stalled and it is unknown when the project will be implemented.
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Tick of approval for CBD school
Haileybury College will open a CBD-based campus, after Melbourne councillors last month unanimously approved its proposal for a vertical school.
Read MoreProperties to be acquired for Metro Rail
The State Government will compulsorily acquire a CBD apartment building and 14 commercial buildings as part of the Melbourne Metro Rail project.
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