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From barrister to Deputy Lord Mayor: Roshena Campbell shares her vision for the city’s future
As the newly elected Deputy Lord Mayor of the City of Melbourne, Roshena Campbell looks back on Team Reece’s “people-powered” campaign and shares her strong commitment to the “long-term future of the city.”
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Reviving Hosier Lane – a new chapter for Hosier INC
Since its 2013 inception, Hosier INC has been synonymous with the vibrancy and artistic soul of Hosier Lane.
Read MoreCity noise – how to solve ...
Do you live in the city? There is going to be noise, but you can cope.
Read MoreThe Metro Tunnel completes its biggest trial yet
The Metro Tunnel has completed its most significant “dress rehearsal” yet – trains making more than 2600 trips across 10 days as part of trial operations.
Read MoreCity safety, security and amenity
On Thursday, November 7 at Residents 3000’s monthly forum the City of Melbourne’s (CoM) city safety, security and amenity director, Dean Robertson, provided some statistics updating the group on the status of this important aspect of Melbourne’s community and economic health.
Read MoreMajor retailers filling up Metro Tunnel’s stations
The Metro Tunnel’s new train stations won’t just get you from A to B, they’ll also be making sure you’re properly fuelled with a coffee or a snack.
Read MoreCat-astrophe averted: Flagstaff Gardens’ leopard mystery solved
Some local residents have raised concerns over an unusual sighting in Flagstaff Gardens, with reports of a leopard-like creature spotted lurking among the trees.
Read MoreWhen the residents met the candidates
Thursday October 3 saw the Residents 3000 group meet the candidates for the position of Lord Mayor. There were eleven candidates. Russel Howcroft, our compère and moderator for the evening, asked just five questions.
Read MoreCommunity gets a sneak peek at Anzac Station
Anzac Station was abuzz earlier this month as community members, businesses and Metro Tunnel staff came together to celebrate the finished station.
Read MoreCBD Residents 3000 AGM was a lively event
Thursday, September 5 saw Melbourne’s Residents 3000 group hold its annual general meeting (AGM) at the Kelvin Club on Melbourne Place.
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Cash without the cure
