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If you love it, it’s not a chore
If Cathy Oke was an elite athlete, and not a politician, you’d want her drug-tested.
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The word on the street
After 15 years of teaching English as a second language overseas, Bruce Matthews has settled back down in Melbourne to continue this work locally.
Read MoreReasons to smile
Michelle treats her two rescue dogs Kyha and Cody to several walks around the CBD each day.
Read MoreHis regal highness Phil
Named after a prince but treated like a king, Prince Phillip is lucky enough to get three walks a day with owner Sofia.
Read MoreRichard’s a true believer
For a local councillor, Richard Foster speaks a lot like a politician.
Read MoreLiving the downtown life
Having moved into the CBD just four months ago from South Yarra, Priyanka Bhadauria loves her new life as a CBD local.
Read MoreMeet your friendly neighbourhood superhero
It’s reassuring to know that the world champion stick-fighter lives in the neighbourhood. It’s a bit like having our own superhero!
Read MoreLoving where she lives
You’ve got to love people who love where they live – like the CBD’s Rhyll Dorrington who is smitten by her west-end location.
Read MorePhilharmonic is facing extinction
Australia’s oldest surviving cultural organisation, the Royal Melbourne Philharmonic (RMP), is poised to close its doors at the end of the year because of local and state government indifference and neglect.
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Restarting hearts in the city
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