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Survey reveals few CBD businesses pushing strong return to work
Less than one in five CBD businesses were asking employees to travel into the office for four or five days a week, in further proof the city’s rhythm had shifted strongly as a result of COVID-19.
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Wanted: a chef with loyalty
Many restaurants in the CBD have become less visible as they wait for the right time to reopen their doors.
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New restaurants and bars help revive CBD
New bars and restaurants are beginning to spring up in the CBD in a positive sign innovative thinkers are backing the city’s revival.
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Melbourne’s hidden gem resurfaces on Little Collins St
After spending the past 15 years on the basement level of Flinders Lane, unique contemporary jewellery gallery e.g.etal has decided to become more visible.
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Winter in Chinatown
As the colder months creep in, there is plenty to warm your bones and celebrate in Melbourne’s Chinatown.
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Consumer watchdog investigates QVM products not meeting “labelling requirements”
Victoria’s consumer watchdog has investigated concerns raised in relation to incorrectly labelled products being sold at some Queen Victoria Market stalls, which were found to contain the presence of animal fur.
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City still a place to call home
Over its residential lifetime, Melbourne’s CBD property market has had a long and chequered history. And no period more so than the past two years.
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Growing the next generation of Docklanders
To leave the world better than when you entered it. It is an ideology many are hopeful to live by and one that underpins all teaching at Gowrie Docklands.
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Traders relieved after council waives outdoor dining fees
Hospitality traders in the CBD are breathing a sigh of relief after the City of Melbourne waived outdoor dining fees for another seven months as the city recovers from the pandemic.
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Does the CBD have a TWaT problem?
April was arguably Melbourne’s biggest month of events since the start of the pandemic.
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The Regent Theatre is getting its very own “glass slipper moment”
Happier days for heritage
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