Columns » Skypad Living
Future-proofing vertical villages
Are our vertical villages becoming obsolete?
Latest
Shy publican supports songsters
Irish poets pride themselves on their art of composition and the publican of The Drunken Poet is modest.
Read More
New food hall rounds off St. Collins Lane
St. Collins Lane shopping precinct opened its new food hall last month, adding to its array of eateries at the fashion and dining destination.
Read More
An African-fusion adventure
African-inspired CBD bar polépolé (meaning relax, slowdown and take it easy, in Swahili) presents a new two-level dining space wrapped in safari-style canvas: an exquisite full-service dining experience downstairs and a fun and energetic themed bar, Glamp, upstairs!
Read More
New service navigates strata world
A new reporting service has become available in Victoria for people either living in or thinking of buying into an owners’ corporation/strata community.
Read More
Hidden laneways
This city has amazing hidden art and treasures around every corner.
Read More
A very strong Chihuahua
Jessica encountered her four-year-old pet Chihuahua Adriana by chance but once they met, she determined to do all she could to save her.
Read More
Heritage owners exploit tax loophole
A growing number of CBD buildings have had their official values slashed as a result of a heritage land valuation loop hole, saving owners hundreds of thousands of dollars in land tax.
Read More“Watch this space” on panel
Lord Mayor Sally Capp’s heavily-spruiked residents’ panel is suffering a long and protracted labour and, if born, may resemble an entirely different child.
Read More
Election investigation raises more questions than it answers
The Local Government Inspectorate has warned five local property managers for voting in last year’s City of Melbourne election on behalf of landlords.
Read More
Queen Victoria Market’s Winter Night Market returns for 2026
Walk for Truth sets off from Spring St
Download the Latest Edition