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Shop art and design gifts from Fed Square this festive season
As the end of the year draws nearer and the festive season approaches, it’s the perfect time to plan ahead for all your upcoming gifts and shopping trips.
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“Mammoth” program for Melbourne Recital Centre in 2025
Melbourne Recital Centre (MRC) has released a mammoth program of musical events for 2025.
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Eureka 89: a culinary journey above Melbourne
Situated on the 89th floor of the iconic Eureka Tower, Eureka 89 offers magnificent fine dining complemented by breathtaking perspectives across Melbourne, spanning from the Yarra River to the Dandenong Ranges.
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Melbourne Skydeck: elevate your Melbourne experience
Melbourne Skydeck, located in the vibrant heart of the city, stands as a testament to everything that makes Melbourne truly exceptional.
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Melbourne’s trusted mortgage experts ready to assist your home buying journey
Thinking about buying a place or refinancing your home in Melbourne? The right mortgage broker can make things a whole lot easier.
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The Million Dollar Podcast to launch in October
In this episode of The Million Dollar Podcast, host Ramneek Wayne sits down with Susanne Newton, the Mayor of Darebin, to explore her inspiring journey from a world traveller working with the United Nations to a trailblazing political leader.
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Guide to business growth: make events part of your marketing strategy
The business landscape has shifted drastically over the past few decades, but the most significant operational and strategic changes have occurred in marketing.
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Six reasons why Aussie businesses should keep their outsourcing local
It doesn’t take a seasoned CEO or manager to see the benefits of outsourcing for business. Outsourcing can expand your talent pool, offer avenues to expand business operations, provide different perspectives, save on costs, and enhance productivity.
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An update on the Victoria St garden
The small Drill Hall garden park between Therry and Victoria streets is a City of Melbourne accessibility project, originally advocated by local social housing residents in 2013.
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The right to protest
I am a human rights lawyer specialising on the right to peaceful assembly and association, also known as the right to protest.
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Does your home need a visual refresh? Explore Melbourne’s most reliable painters and decorators
Giving your home a visual refresh can completely transform the space. A tired and dull room can become a welcoming and warm area where you actually want to spend your time.
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The code to success: a guide to networking in the IT sector
Are you working in the IT sector? Or perhaps you're studying with a view to working in it, and you're gaining a Master of Data Science or other suitable qualification to enable you to work in IT.
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Breaking down barriers: how your business can show support to women
In today's business landscape, support for women is more important than ever and has been central to business policy.
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Melbourne reports Australia’s lowest office occupancy as daytime economy declines
Work is changing – as computers have become increasingly capable, new technologies such as videoconferencing have enabled workers to work in new environments – such as their homes.
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Bouncing back: how Melbourne’s business landscape has changed post-pandemic
Melbourne's Central Business District (CBD) has historically been a busy and bustling epicentre for Melbourne’s diverse array of businesses.
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Renter rights: what Victoria’s new rental laws mean for landlords
The state of Victoria has recently changed rental obligations for landlords, sparking some debate in the rental field for renters and investors alike.
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Register now for Open Day at William Angliss Institute
Step into the world of foods, hospitality, events and tourism on Open Day at William Angliss Institute, and register to have a chance at winning a $500 RedBalloon experience eVoucher.
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Melbourne’s best vehicle inspection services
Buying a car is stressful, with so much choice out there, the process can feel overwhelming. Most importantly, if you’re going down the used car route, you don’t want to end up with a lemon.
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Breaking down business structures: sole trader, partnership, company and trust
Starting a business can signify a massive chapter in your life, but before you start, you will need to think about what business structure you will be using.
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Melbourne’s trusted panel beating and collision repairs centres
With 87 per cent of us Melburnians owning a car, it’s no surprise that accidents do happen on the road.
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