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Pilot projects in vertical villages
Vertical villages need improvements tailored to our way of living – but how will pilot projects help?
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Don’t be fooled on April Falls Day!
Nearly one in three older Australians have experienced a fall during the past 12 months and one in five of these falls lead to hospitalisation.
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Lots to see at KHT
CBD News caught up with Koorie Heritage Trust (KHT) CEO Tom Mosby in March to discuss all things art, design and education happening at the Trust.
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Keeping the baked goods in the family
With Easter creeping up, the smell of hot cross buns is already wafting through the air at Queen Victoria Market thanks to Lawrence Lathouras’ stall Andrew’s Bread Shop.
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We must protect Victoria’s oceans from gas drilling
Like most Victorians, our beaches and oceans are very special to me.
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Feeling immortal? Why make a Will?
If you think you are going to live forever, congratulations, you won’t need to worry about a Will; however, you will.
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Party policy time
With the fragrance of a federal election in the air, we have a sniff of party policies at a national level on short stays.
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In a league of his own
Thurston the French bulldog was named after rugby league legend Johnathan Thurston.
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Ensuring the freshest “weird and wonderful” produce is at your doorstep
Coming from different career fields, husband-and-wife duo Gary and Janine Hunt took on The Chicken Pantry with one thing in mind – they knew what it felt like to be market shoppers and the kind of businesses they would want to shop from.
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Off The Wall: New exhibition by indigenous artists blows audiences away
A stunning new exhibition at the Koorie Heritage Trust (KHT) brings together the work of three Indigenous artists and their individual experiences of loss and reclamation, as well as stories of their families, culture, and country in Naarm.
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