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Impact accelerator hub launched in the CBD
In what is its centenary year, the Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation has launched its new For Purpose Impact Accelerator Hub on Queen St.
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Pulling the veil of an iconic fashion doyenne
“I never wanted to be a window on a street.”
Read MoreNew-look food hall opens at Queen Victoria Market
A newly revamped Queen’s Food Hall at the iconic Queen Victoria Market (QVM) has officially opened its doors, promising to bring a “fresh vibe” to the historic marketplace.
Read MoreNew openings to enjoy in Melbourne this summer
With the warmer months now upon us, enjoy some new local offerings as recommended by CBD News.
Read MoreAustralia’s first social enterprise precinct opens at QVM
Queen Victoria Market (QVM) has officially opened its Purpose Precinct, now located permanently in the F Shed Laneway following the initial stages of development last November.
Read MoreThe changing state of Melbourne’s rental market
With the New Year comes a time of reflection for rental providers (landlords). Should they hold on to their asset? Should they sell it? Should they change agencies?
Read MoreCelebrating quality goods at La Deli this Christmas
With the festive season approaching, La Deli is Queen Victoria Market’s (QVM) one-stop shop for Christmas goods; from cheeses and antipasto, to dips and cold cuts.
Read MoreWithGusto – the new cellar door celebrating the best of Victoria
With Gusto Regional Store is an intimate wine cellar proudly stocking an abundance of locally made drops and crafted gourmet snacks showcasing Victoria’s best wineries and artisanal producers.
Read MoreTwo CBD venues celebrated as among the world’s best
Despite their recent recognition on the World’s 100 Best Bars list, Caretaker’s Cottage (ranked 23) and Byrdi (ranked 61) both transcend the label of “hidden gem”, with their unique venue spaces that will have you cursing at Google Maps until you find them.
Read MoreMatt Elliott settles into life quickly as new Queen Victoria Market CEO
It would appear that destiny has drawn Matt Elliott and Queen Victoria Market (QVM) together.
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Residents are the big spenders

What’s to come in 2020
