Arts & Culture
Curtain rises for Groundhog Day The Musical
Ok campers. Rise and shine! Groundhog Day The Musical is coming to Melbourne’s Princess Theatre for a strictly limited season from January 24, direct from a record-breaking run at London’s Old Vic theatre.
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Big screen at Fed Square serves up unforgettable Australian Open experience
Thousands of fans will descend at Fed Square as a big screen broadcasts all the action from the 2024 Australian Open.
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Petition launched to give owners more powers against short-stays
Victorian Liberal MP Georgie Crozier has endorsed a petition led by a group of inner-city residents calling on tougher laws on short-stay accommodation to be introduced by the state government.
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New Indigenous Gallery in Melbourne honours William Barak
State Library Victoria has introduced a new Indigenous Gallery, with its first exhibition beruk opening on December 13 last year celebrating the return to Country of two rare artworks by William Barak.
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E-scooter injuries on the rise, new Royal Melbourne Hospital data shows
The Royal Melbourne Hospital’s trauma program manager Kellie Gumm has expressed concern about the dangers of e-scooter use as patients suffering serious injuries continue to climb.
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Wesley Place named finalist in 2023 Victorian Premier’s Design Awards
Wesley Place, a revitalised precinct in Lonsdale St featuring a popular green space, is up for a prestigious design award.
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Top 10 reliable moving companies in Melbourne
In this article we unbox the most professional and reliable moving companies across Melbourne. All 10 removalists have been established for a number of years and have completed hundreds of jobs within Melbourne and Victoria.
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Heritage-priced coffee from a heritage Melbourne tram
A newly launched tram café at William Angliss Institute’s Melbourne city campus is not only a unique addition to the CBD’s culinary landscape, but also a hands-on training ground for aspiring hospitality students.
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City of Melbourne considers new year “back to work” campaign
The City of Melbourne will look at launching a “back to work” campaign in the new year in a bid to reinvigorate the CBD’s daytime economy, which continues to struggle post-pandemic.
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Tower proposed above 150-year-old CBD heritage-listed townhouse
A plan to build a 10-storey building and rooftop garden at the rear of a 150-year-old heritage-listed townhouse in the CBD is being considered by the City of Melbourne.
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