Arts & Culture
Painting in Hosier Lane is not legal
So now it's official: corporate greed can and does sell out our beautiful city for a quick buck, and the government and police support them in every way they can.
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Getting the message out
For society to function, a government needs a means of communicating its rules, regulations and processes with the governed.
Read MoreAkin to Kentucky Diva racing away and streeting the field
The sun is over the yardarm at The Scots Church, Collins and Russell streets. Inside there’s a piano quartet ready to play. The Emerald Hill Quartet (EHQ), the smoothest of smooth.
Read MoreAlaska Sun
The sound of the 150 active volcanoes on the Jupiter moon Io is the sound of Warped.
Read MoreThe forgotten telegraphist
On the William St wall of the Supreme Court building in Melbourne there is a small plaque, ignored by most passers-by, which commemorates one of the most significant events in the history of Melbourne and indeed Australia.
Read MoreMelbourne Fashion Week 2018
Australia’s fashion came to life as Acting Lord Mayor Arron Wood announced this year’s Melbourne Fashion Week program on Thursday, July 12 at Melbourne’s iconic town hall.
Read MoreA romance about writing
In the novel Antidote to a Curse, the narrator meets his lover in the iconic Stalactites café in Lonsdale St.
Read MorePhenomenon of street art
It is clear that street art has become an important part of the Melbourne cultural milieu with urban art appearing throughout the city in a variety of contexts.
Read MoreWhere government found a home
Although today Spring St is synonymous with government, in Melbourne’s early days, government was centred on the western end of what is now the CBD. Superintendent La Trobe and other government officials occupied a range of temporary accommodation in the area, including John Batman’s old house near Batman’s Hill.
Read MoreHosier is the worst
So, I’ve got two things to talk about this month – the first is the state of Hosier Lane.
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