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Skilling owners’ corporations
It was precisely six years ago in the 2014 November edition of Docklands News that an article appeared on “Owners’ corporation groups sprouting”. Three new groups were identified as supporting the particular needs of Victorian owners’ corporations (OCs).
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Metro Tunnel mega machine sets course for State Library
Work has started to create the latest section of the Metro Tunnel – a one-kilometre stretch from Parkville to the new State Library Station at the northern end of Swanston St.
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Queen Victoria Market - vibrant, colourful, a kaleidoscope of sights and sounds
You see here early morning Queen St as it looked 120 years ago, in the section that runs through QVM to Victoria St.
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Will online dominate retail after COVID-19?
You have heard the expression “I need some retail therapy.” Right now, approaching the end of lockdown, is that how you feel?
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The Koorie Heritage Trust: An interview with Tom Mosby
The Koorie Heritage Trust (KHT) was established in 1985. Over four decades, it has been through some major transformations.
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A review of heritage during the past council term
With City of Melbourne council elections taking place at the time of writing, it’s time to have a look at the past term of heritage, and what to look for in the next council term.
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Corporate novel sold to Hollywood
For those who’ve got addicted to Netflix during the pandemic, the news that a corporate novel set in the CBD is to be made into a TV series should keep them on their couches.
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Charcoal Lane
Charcoal Lane was the debut album of Archie Roach where the song Took The Children Away made its first appearance.
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A surge of innovation is coming
Recently, the Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has admitted to being tired of working from home.
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Setting the standard for a future in high-rise
The developer of Southbank by Beulah (SBB), set to become Australia’s tallest building, has said its project would set a new design precedent for high-rise development for the city and beyond, well into the future
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RESET: A free festival for greener living
Police briefs Melbourne CBD - January 2026
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