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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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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.
Read MoreSolar power in the city
Investing in solar is a major trend with one in seven home owners across the country installing solar panels on their roof to save on power bills and at the same time “save the planet” by reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Read MoreFirst ‘We Live Here’ column
This is the first column of the We Live Here movement.
Read MoreRetired racers lap up the luxury
It’s fair to say that Temple Court resident Joanne Biddles has a thing for greyhounds.
Read MoreThe community with everything
For Michele Levine, CBD living has brought far more sense of community than she ever encountered in the suburbs.
Read MoreBridge is a disgrace
I’ve sent you some photos of the Spencer St bridge.
Read MoreSummer night lovin’
Take advantage of the waning summer sunshine and while away an evening or two at one of the CBD’s rooftop watering holes.
Read MoreNew kids on the block
Build on the lingering New Year enthusiasm (while resolutions are still top-of-mind) and trade in your standard lunchtime venue for one of these newly-opened establishments. Who knows, a new lunch spot could be just the ticket to a successful 2016.
Read MoreMerry Christmas ladies and gentlemen
If there’s one thing Melbourne knows, it’s how to decorate for the holiday season.
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