Latest articles by Dermot O’Brien
Division overshadows Residents 3000 AGM as new committee elected
Tensions were high at the Residents 3000 Annual General Meeting (AGM) at the Kelvin Club on October 2, as members gathered to elect a new general committee following weeks of internal controversy.
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Council calls for stronger action on extremism following violent city protests
The City of Melbourne has unanimously backed a motion calling on the Victorian Government to fast-track the implementation of recommendations from the state’s 2022 Inquiry into Extremism, amid growing concern over violent demonstrations in the CBD.
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A blooming tradition: Joe Leuzzi Flowers keeps colour and community alive at QVM
Pass through the bustle of the Queen Victoria Market and into Joe Leuzzi Flowers, you’re greeted by more than just vibrant blooms – you’re stepping into a Melbourne tradition that has been blossoming for more than 30 years.
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“Ghost colleges”: a reflection of Australia’s relationship with migrant work
Melbourne is home to more than 230,000 international students from around 175 different countries. It is an international hub of innovation, artistry and community that makes it a drawcard for so many.
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City of Melbourne proposes new smoke-free areas
The City of Melbourne is proposing new additions to its existing enforced “smoke-free” areas around the CBD.
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Melbourne International Film Festival 2025: The local in international
As the Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF) celebrates its 73rd year, the city once again becomes a cinematic canvas – a place where stories from across the globe converge and where Melbourne’s own tales shine just as brightly.
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Places unknown: The Melbourne Mechanics’ Institute
The history that surrounds us.
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