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A Flinders St address

June 22nd, 2022 - Rhonda Dredge

When you meet someone who has just moved into the CBD you think that it’s all about what is happening at ground level.

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Five reasons why strata communities get involved in water leak disputes

June 22nd, 2022 - Rochelle Castro

To those of you who were previously involved in water leak disputes in your development, you would know that these types of issues get quite complex. Do strata communities have to get involved in owner-to-owner water leak disputes?

Rob Snarski

June 22nd, 2022 - Chris Mineral

Forty-four years ago, So Called, champion racehorse from the Colin Hayes stable won the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley.

Queen Victoria Market online provides welcome boost for traders

June 22nd, 2022 - Sean Car

Despite the challenges and evolving landscape presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, Queen Victoria Market (QVM) has defied challenges being faced by other markets with the success of its online delivery service.

Your Melbourne Greens team continues (and grows by one!)

June 22nd, 2022 - Ellen Sandell

I have some news: at the time of writing (early June), my baby is due in one week! And before I embark upon a short period of maternity leave, I wanted to “officially’ announce that I’m putting up my hand to continue as your state MP for Melbourne at the Victorian election in November.

Children blossom at high-rise oasis

June 22nd, 2022 - CBD News

Stepping off the elevator at the first floor and into Gowrie at The Harbour, the first thing you notice is a distinct lack of concrete and plastic. Instead, you’re greeted by open spaces in earthy hues and natural materials.

How the Collins Street Precinct is embracing the winter months

June 22nd, 2022 - CBD News

With the CBD once again bustling with energy, the Collins Street Precinct is delighted to be welcoming visitors back for the winter season.

Still Sacred and Golden: A reminder of the true gold

June 22nd, 2022 - Kaylah Joelle Baker

An exhibition focused on celebrating plants and cultural practices is being presented at the Koorie Heritage Trust, but while not blatantly obvious from first glance, the work actually explores deeper themes.