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Protecting our sacred laneways
As reported earlier in this issue of CBD news, after a two-year long process, Minister for Planning Richard Wynne signed off this month on one of the City of Melbourne’s most ambitious heritage protection studies in decades.
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Flinders St eastbound lanes closure
As works to build the new Town Hall Station ramp up, the eastbound lanes of Flinders St, between Swanston and Elizabeth streets, will close from September for up to three years.
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Casual encounters with the past
Radical families are inspiring and the van Schaiks are a name when it comes to the CBD, in architecture and now art.
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Vertical living style
Our apartment layouts might be uniform, but our interiors need not be!
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To teach is to listen
In 13 different spaces within the City of Melbourne, 1500 retirees regularly congregate for classes as part of the University of the Third Age (U3A).
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Shy fashion model
Stevie is a shy whippet more at home snuggling into a couch than living in the limelight as a model.
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Expecting hay fever this spring? Don’t blame the plane!
As hay fever season looms, we’re being told to go easy on the humble London plane tree, which despite popular belief isn’t to blame for runny noses, itchy eyes and sneezing.
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Italian for kisses
On a cold winter’s morning, CBD resident Roger Hersey is taking his two dogs Baci and Enzo on a walk through Flagstaff Gardens.
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Developer deal struck in $1.7b Queen Vic Market revamp; three new towers proposed
Blissful bridge
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