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Don’t hijack CBD paper
The CBD newspaper seems like a really good little newspaper for people who live in the city and Docklands areas.
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Harrington’s Buildings
Harrington’s Ltd (trading as Harrington Cameras) was a household name throughout Australia in the 1920s. The shop sold cameras, photographic equipment and was a printing, enlarging and framing service.
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A long weekend in Melbourne
Who says you need to get out of town to have a holiday? Stay within the boundaries of the CBD this Labour Day long weekend and enjoy the abundance of events our city has to offer. Here are a few suggestions to ensure you get the most out of the break.
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Laughter in the streets
The 30th Melbourne International Comedy Festival is back this month and is celebrating its milestone birthday with a dedicated exhibition, comedy quiz and an epic birthday bash.
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Melbourne on a plate
The Melbourne Food and Wine Festival brings a bounty of great-tasting events to the city’s laneways, rooftops, and public spaces over 10 days in March.
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Even more in love with Melbourne’s CBD
Merilyn Parker and partner Wells Trenfield are big fans of the CBD, but love it even more after winning a dinner for two at one of the city’s best restaurants.
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Positive news for Melbourne’s commercial market
Office vacancies in the CBD fell in the last half of 2015, but not all areas are doing well.
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Holy bank manager!
People’s Choice credit union customers are warned that attending their local CBD branch on March 4 may be confronting.
Read MoreGoldsbrough Lane market
CBD living is no excuse for not looking after yourself, with a weekly gourmet farmers market every Thursday afternoon in Goldsbrough Lane.
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Vale Max Stern, 1921-2016
Much respected CBD stamp dealer Max Stern died on February 11, aged 94.
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He’s Kranky!
Vertical village winter blues
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