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Litter, waste and overflowing bins – why is it so important?
In April 2024, Residents 3000’s monthly forum investigated the issue of litter, waste, and recycling in the city. There are still some issues to be addressed.
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Bringing change to the disability sector
Ramneek Wayne has a passion for helping others and he is now making an impact in the lives of people with disabilities through co-founding the North Foundation.
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Metro Tunnel architecture in the spotlight
Melbourne architecture enthusiasts were treated to an insider’s view of the Metro Tunnel’s spectacular new train stations during Melbourne’s Open House weekend.
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Living in a world of apartments is complex, ask a building manager a question
Inside every building is a story that is told from many different perspectives. Life within apartment living is complex, so join us as we answer all your questions so we can better understand that world a little bit better.
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Former Paralympian switches sport for performing arts
CBD resident Matthew Hearne is one talented human being.
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Misguided metropolis: Melbourne’s misstep with Queen Victoria Market
As Melbourne embarks on a controversial $1.7 billion development, concerns mount over the impact on its beloved market and urban fabric.
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An observer in a CBD high-rise
Yuanbao is an Australian domestic shorthair cat who was adopted by his owner Helen from an agency a year ago.
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Impressive progress at Parkville
Major construction at Parkville Station is now complete, as the opening of the Metro Tunnel in 2025 draws nearer.
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RMIT student to compete at WorldSkills 47th International in France
CBD resident and RMIT University student Randy Gunawan is gearing up to head to France in September to compete at the 47th international WorldSkills competition in the Industry 4.0 category.
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Here come the peds!
“Peds” – remember the signs? “Give Way to Peds” equals pedestrians.
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In the shadow: Can Greenline overcome sunlight issue in the winter months?
Advancing heritage in the CBD
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