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Witness appeal following Melbourne stabbing
Melbourne Crime Investigation Unit detectives are appealing for public assistance following a stabbing outside a licensed premises in Melbourne’s CBD on September 22.
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Melbourne’s trusted mortgage experts ready to assist your home buying journey
Thinking about buying a place or refinancing your home in Melbourne? The right mortgage broker can make things a whole lot easier.
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Arron Wood pledges $15m Intercultural Museum for Melbourne
Lord Mayoral candidate Arron Wood and running mate Erin Deering have committed $15 million to build a world-class interactive museum in the City of Melbourne if elected this month.
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William Angliss Institute graduate takes out top prizes at Victorian Training Awards
At a gala ceremony on August 30, butcher Matthew Tyquin won Victoria’s Apprentice of the Year and the People’s Choice Award.
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World Mental Health Day event welcomes those doing it tough
Melbourne Men’s Shed (MMS) will host a World Mental Health Day lunch event on October 7 ahead of the global day of mental health education, awareness and advocacy against social stigma.
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City Library reopens with exciting new upgrades for the community
One of Melbourne’s most popular libraries has officially reopened after undergoing improvements to better serve the community.
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The Million Dollar Podcast to launch in October
In this episode of The Million Dollar Podcast, host Ramneek Wayne sits down with Susanne Newton, the Mayor of Darebin, to explore her inspiring journey from a world traveller working with the United Nations to a trailblazing political leader.
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Council frees up car spaces for QVM amid federal heritage review
While the construction of Lendlease’s Gurrowa Place remains on hold pending the outcome of a federal heritage review, the City of Melbourne will free up more car spaces at Queen Victoria Market (QVM).
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Guide to business growth: make events part of your marketing strategy
The business landscape has shifted drastically over the past few decades, but the most significant operational and strategic changes have occurred in marketing.
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From Greenline to the Regent Theatre: who’s in the box seat for Town Hall?
With the election campaign for the City of Melbourne now in overdrive, we assess who looks likely to take the reins at Town Hall for the next four years in what is becoming an increasing tight contest.
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Greens romp home for a fifth consecutive term in Melbourne
Police briefs Melbourne CBD - January 2026
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