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Food truck festival brings suburbs together
Melbourne’s biggest ever food truck festival is coming to Birrarung Marr from May 2-6, with vendors from across the city all in one convenient location.
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Student artwork on display at State Library
A group of RMIT University students are working together to create a series of artworks on hoardings to be installed at State Library Victoria’s front entrance in spring.
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Once upon a dream
Who hasn’t dreamt of going to Disney World? Not all of us get to live out that dream, but William Angliss student Sarah Jenkins has gone a step further.
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Melbourne’s skyline continues to soar
Two more skyscrapers are set to soar above the CBD skyline, despite new planning regulations being put in place in 2015.
Read MoreNew Chinatown forming in CBD north
The CBD’s retail precinct is shifting from Bourke St to the northern side, forming a new “Chinatown” in the CBD’s north.
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Good behaviour bond for Richard Foster
Former Melbourne councillor Richard Foster has received a good behaviour bond for his role in Brooke Wandin’s unlawful candidate nomination in the 2016 council elections.
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A puff in the park
Pro-marijuana protesters gathered at Flagstaff Gardens for their annual “smoking ceremony” on April 20.
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Join the Big Dance
On Sunday, April 29, 600 people will bust a move at Federation Square for the Big Dance on International Dance Day.
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Lest we forget this Anzac Day
This Anzac Day, the fallen soldiers are remembered with the Dawn Service, marches and ceremonies across the countries.
Read MoreConservative locals to be set adrift
Conservative voters in the CBD are likely to be set adrift by the Liberal Party State Council when it considers on April 28 whether to run a candidate in Melbourne at the November state election.
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The right to protest
Is this the city’s hardest job?
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