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Sharing our vertical commons
Common property is a defining feature of vertical villages - but how widely are we expected to share?
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Testing our resolve
A development currently advertised for 7 Hosier Lane, which seeks to plonk serviced apartments on top of a building with a heritage facade in one of our key laneways, should be seen not only as a heritage issue, but as a litmus test for the kind of city we all want to live in.
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The tenderness of artistic types
The path of a writer is hellish. Many take the safer journey into genre.
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Why it’s ok to hibernate in winter
Many people believe that the seasons are caused by the earth’s distance from the sun.
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Commercial is the flavour of the month
While the residential market may have slowed down over the past 12 months, developers have opted to push ahead with plans for a slew of office developments within the CBD.
Read MoreCaves to skyscrapers
Skyscraper Stan’s second album Golden Boy Vol.I & Vol.II (Heart Of The Rat Records) is an absolute ripper. Music to listen to on golden days. Louisiana, 40 degrees in the shade, singing. Tennis courts, summer, central Victoria.
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Lending a hand at lunch
When you’re on your lunch break in the city, you don’t expect to be confronting police and offering support to those in distress.
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Start-up talent
A start-up/science and research competition in Fed Square attracted 200 entrants on June 23 gunning for a trip to China.
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Our first Princes Bridge
Melbourne Conversations: Dopamine Dressers challenges city’s monochrome fashion
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