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State Election – representing vertical villages?
One in four Victorians live in residential strata – but are our vertical villages on the election agenda?
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A dive into the drama of being an urban predator
Some teachers might love this picture-book about peregrine falcons in the city because it doesn’t anthropomorphise.
Read MoreHistory speaks again
Henry Reed is a relatively unknown Tasmanian who stood with John Batman on the banks of the Yarra River, right near Queens Bridge back in August 1835.
Read MoreCity Precinct hosts innovative business skills masterclass series
From September to December 2022, City Precinct is hosting a five-part business skills masterclass series designed to inspire, educate and connect independent Melbourne CBD traders.
Read MoreQVM’s very own certified cicerone
After experiencing the hospitality industry in the United Kingdom and finding a passion for introducing people to new experiences and styles of beers, Darren Ivey has found his place at Brick Lane Shed.
Read MoreGraffiti is not unsafe
Melbourne has a problem that’s way bigger than graffiti.
Read MoreState election – the short answers
Last month in this column we asked the question of the major parties competing at the forthcoming state election – what are your party’s policies on short-stays?
Read MoreIs it time to review your will?
If you are wishing to rehearse your marital vows in front of someone, your wills and estates lawyer may not be the most encouraging audience. Whilst poetically proclaiming your conviction that it will only be death that does you two apart, your lawyer is bound to interrupt you to ask, “and then what?”
Read MoreIt’s time to reinstate third-party rights
On the March 5, 2022, in his address to the Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA), Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews said, “if you want to keep the CBD vibrant, then we need to have more people living in the CBD”.
Read MoreFormer refugee sets up law practice
Ambition underscores many of the moves by young professionals who set up offices in the CBD, hoping to make their mark on society.
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Restoration of a sign of the times
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