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Tweet or deWitt: that is the question
Standing in a queue for a book signing is one of the hidden pleasures of the Melbourne Writers Festival, a place where you can hang out to pick up tips from great storytellers or just get close to fans.
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Seniors out of the suburbs
Bill Clark has Melbourne’s Peregrine falcon livestream playing on the computer in his apartment. After a while, the falcon stands up, revealing the nest at the top of 367 Collins St.
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Neighbourhood Watch for vertical villages
With our high-rise precincts already well monitored, do our vertical villages need more watching?
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A multilingual dog
Meet Max, the multilingual golden retriever who many city workers know well.
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MBN marks new era
The Melbourne Business Network (MBN) unveiled its new committee at an event at Victory Lounge on Collins St on September 19.
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Little guys get their say
It’s not often that the little guys have a chance to hit back at government but Melbourne’s strike for climate change gave them a chance.
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Start-up gets $25,000
A council grant will give a city-based start-up the chance to develop smart technology in its quest to provide consumers with zero-waste grocery baskets.
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Light the night
The CBD was ablaze in light and colour during the White Night Reimagined festival in August.
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Police mark the city a “designated area”
Certain police powers expanded over the past decade have become increasingly concentrated in the CBD as their focus has shifted to protests.
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Fed heritage
Federation Square has been added to the Victorian Heritage Register after a year under interim protection.
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City safety, security and amenity
New security committee
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