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The air we breathe
The catastrophic fires this summer brought days of high air pollution to Melbourne and a heightened awareness of the effects of climate change. How are CBD residents to respond?
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Meet Mr Smith
The walk home through Flagstaff Gardens is a highlight of Mr Smith’s day, according to Jenni. At 11 years old, the wirehaired dachshund has slowed down a bit, but Jenni said he still enjoyed getting out.
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Taking the “D” out of demolition
The City of Melbourne last month voted to adopt two very important guidelines for heritage.
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Melbourne Food and Wine Festival 2020
The Melbourne Food and Wine Festival (MFWF) is back for 2020 with more than 140 events featuring a star-studded international and homegrown line-up.
Read MoreCreative Writing Awards to return
The City of Melbourne will relaunch the Lord Mayor’s Creative Writing Awards this year after they were last held in 2017.
Read MoreNew council leader
The City of Melbourne has announced the appointment of a new general manager of strategy, planning and climate change.
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A step too far for Flinders Lane residents
A proposal floated last year to turn a Flinders Lane bar into a nightclub was quickly met with a cascade of backlash from embittered residents.
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Council eagerly seeks share bike replacement
Without any form of share bikes throughout the CBD, the City of Melbourne has put the call out for new e-bike operators to fill the city’s cycling void.
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Market Square could honour the dead
An analysis of the community engagement for the future community space on the Queen Victoria Market (QVM) carpark has revealed a strong desire to honour those who lie beneath.
Read MoreResidents angered by “noxious” restaurant smoke
Residents angered by “noxious” restaurant smoke
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Council supports office tower at “sleazy” corner
On the transport watch
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