Latest articles by Georgie Atkins
Celebrating 10 years of NutriBullet: local artists elevate QT Rooftop for anniversary event
On February 19, NutriBullet marked a decade of blending health and wellness with an unforgettable 10th anniversary celebration at Melbourne's breathtaking QT Rooftop.
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Rooted in history: Australia’s oldest olive tree
If you’ve ever enjoyed a drink in the sun-drenched courtyard of Caretaker’s Cottage, you’ve likely welcomed the cool, soothing shade of the grand tree at its centre. But what you may not realise is that this isn’t just any tree – it’s Australia’s oldest olive tree.
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“Boy from the ‘burbs”: Mark Scott joins Melbourne council team
New councillor Mark Scott has been elected for the first time as part of Team Reece in the recent City of Melbourne election and is eager to bring his passion for learning and listening to the council.
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Old School: a contemporary celebration of women, craft, and tradition
In celebration of International Women’s Day on March 8, Craft Victoria presents Old School – a contemporary exhibition that features new and recent works of six women artists working across craft and design.
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Queen Baker: QVM’s only dedicated cake shop
As the only cake offering at Queen Victoria Market (QVM), Queen Baker is your go-to store for all things pastry – savoury and sweet.
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“No-one is too cool for Moomba”: Sooshi Mango crowned 2025 Moomba Monarchs
Melbourne’s very own comedy trio, Sooshi Mango, has been named the 2025 Moomba Monarchs and are set to take centre stage at this year’s festival in March, bringing their popular "ethnic dad" personas - Johnny, Vince, and Sam - along for the ride.
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Two men to face court over infamous “Pam the Bird” graffiti
A 21-year-old man suspected to be behind the “Pam the Bird” graffiti seen across Victoria was arrested on January 30 and now faces more than 50 charges, including criminal damage, burglary, shop theft, and motor vehicle theft.
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From barrister to Deputy Lord Mayor: Roshena Campbell shares her vision for the city’s future
As the newly elected Deputy Lord Mayor of the City of Melbourne, Roshena Campbell looks back on Team Reece’s “people-powered” campaign and shares her strong commitment to the “long-term future of the city.”
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“That feminist joint”: QVWC celebrates 30 years
In celebration of its 30th anniversary, the Queen Victoria Women’s Centre (QVWC) has introduced a new Conservation Appeal Fund, aimed at preserving and enhancing the iconic heritage building.
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Stop and smell the dahlias this summer at QN Flowers
There’s nothing quite like a stroll through the Queen Victoria Market (QVM) on a sunny day, with a bag of fresh fruit and vegies in one hand, and a colourful bundle of flowers in the other. And at QN Flowers, you’ll find all your summer favourites.
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Robbie Williams rocks Melbourne with surprise concert
Global music icon Robbie Williams delighted Melbourne fans with a surprise pop-up performance at Federation Square on January 2, celebrating the release of his new biographical film, Better Man.
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QVWC marks 30th anniversary with launch of Conservation Appeal Fund
In celebration of its 30th anniversary, the Queen Victoria Women’s Centre (QVWC) has introduced a new Conservation Appeal Fund, aimed at preserving and enhancing the iconic heritage building.
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Melbourne’s supportive housing project opens doors to first residents
In a groundbreaking move for Australia, the City of Melbourne and Unison Housing have successfully transformed a former council building into supportive housing, with Make Room now preparing to welcome its first residents.
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Local CBD organisations win at the 2024 Melbourne Awards
The Beruk exhibition, Travellers Aid Australia, and the Koorie Heritage Trust Stage II by Lyons, Greenaway Architects and Architecture Associates, were among the recipients of this year’s Melbourne Awards, held on November 9.
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Frontier Economics marks 25 years of impactful leadership
As Frontier Economics celebrates its 25th anniversary, the consultancy firm is reflecting on its significant contributions to shaping economic policy across Melbourne and beyond.
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“Paws” for celebration: Eades Park off-leash space for dogs now open
Four-legged city residents now have a dedicated area to run, play, and socialise, with the opening of the new fenced off-leash dog park at Eades Park on November 19.
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Protesters disrupt opening of Myer Christmas windows
A group of pro-Palestinian protesters interrupted the unveiling of Myer’s annual Christmas windows on November 17, with Premier Jacinta Allan condemning the individuals as “morons”.
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Tumble through Melbourne’s civic history at The Museum of Falling
The City of Melbourne presents its latest exhibition at the City Gallery, The Museum of Falling, running until February 2025.
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Drill Hall garden reopens as a revived community space
The Drill Hall community garden is embarking on a new chapter as it continues as an inclusive and welcoming space for all to enjoy.
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Social enterprise Scarf to host two pop-up dinners at Liminal
Melbourne-based not-for-profit Scarf has been transforming lives through hospitality since 2010, empowering young people from asylum seeker, refugee and migrant backgrounds with practical training, mentoring, and paid work experience in Melbourne restaurants.
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