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Superannuation on paid parental leave – a win for all
From July 1, 2025, superannuation will now be paid on top of government-funded paid parental leave.
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William Angliss Institute “Meating Needs” at FoodBank
William Angliss Institute’s new Meating Needs program has been providing support to Foodbank while upskilling apprentices.
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Trusted real estate agents in Melbourne
Whether you're looking for a dream family home in the suburbs or a property investment in the CBD, Melbourne offers a huge variety of properties to suit any buyer's needs. However, finding the right place at the right price is often easier said than done.
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A rockin’ Metro Tunnel relic for the archives
You don’t need to be a rockhound to appreciate the latest addition to the State Library of Victoria’s collection of historical artefacts.
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Breakdown outside the Windsor Hotel, 1920s
Eight men, one broken-down car and a wagon to cart it on. This dismal winter’s day was not going well for the driver, seen here on the far right of the photograph in chauffeur’s outfit, complete with greatcoat to ward off the worst of the Melbourne weather.
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Since Labor has been in power …
For almost a decade now, rents in Melbourne have increased by around 58 per cent. You might think it’s just bad luck, but it’s really because Labor hasn’t managed the economy well.
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Traders renew calls to bring Chinatown back to its former glory
Traders in Chinatown are hoping to breathe new life into the historic precinct after citing concerns of increases in rough sleepers and graffiti, and an overall outdated appearance of the area.
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Councillor raises questions about Greenline costs
City of Melbourne Cr Roshena Campbell says “a lot of people in Melbourne” would see the money spent to date on the Greenline project as “eye-watering”.
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Matt Harvey brings Wage Against The Machine to comedy festival stage
CBD resident and award-winning comedian and storyteller, Matt Harvey, is gearing up to perform his latest show Wage Against The Machine as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival (MICF) from March 29 to April 21.
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Residents Forum 3000 welcomes council CEO
The City of Melbourne’s (CoM’s) relatively new CEO Alison Leighton joined residents on March 7 to report on the city’s health and give us some insight into what to expect in months to come.
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Trees culled for construction
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