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For the locals: Independent councillor Andrew Rowse charts a new path to Town Hall
Andrew Rowse has entered the City of Melbourne with a clear mandate for change – and a determination to do things differently.
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More Metro Tunnel milestones ahead of 2025 opening
Trains have travelled more than 100,000km inside the Metro Tunnel – the equivalent of two-and-a-half trips around the Earth’s circumference – as operator Metro Trains takes over management of the project’s three completed stations.
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Our Queen in crisis: traders, residents sound alarm on QVM’s future
At a recent Residents 3000 forum, the voices of market traders rang clear.
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“Helping people is in my DNA”: Gladys Liu’s community-driven vision for Melbourne
The City of Melbourne has welcomed another new face to Town Hall, with Gladys Liu stepping into her role as a newly-elected councillor.
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Melbourne’s beloved Campbell Arcade set to reopen
A call has gone out to potential tenants to fill Campbell Arcade’s quirky shopfronts, signifying that work on the much-loved Melbourne icon is almost complete.
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Parks and playgrounds
For CBD families, these places are an integral part of our lives.
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“Boy from the ‘burbs”: Mark Scott joins Melbourne council team
New councillor Mark Scott has been elected for the first time as part of Team Reece in the recent City of Melbourne election and is eager to bring his passion for learning and listening to the council.
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Hundreds of drivers trained to drive through Metro Tunnel
More than half the drivers needed for the new state-of-the-art Metro Tunnel have now been trained, in another step towards opening the tunnel and stations to passengers later in the year.
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Metro Tunnel to open in 2025 …
Residents 3000 has followed Melbourne’s amazing rail upgrade project every year now for 10 years!
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Hosier Lane: history and culture …
This year marks the 11th anniversary of renowned street artist Adnate winning the first round of the Paint Up competition run by Hosier INC in conjunction with the City of Melbourne, an initiative aimed at revitalising Melbourne’s iconic laneways with large-scale murals.
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Folia House returns after QVM reopens for specialty traders
Melbourne’s biggest graffiti clean-up transforms Flinders St landmark
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