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Metro Tunnel project’s Flinders Lane disruptions
Up to five spoil-removal trucks drove through Flinders Lane every hour during daytime to remove 5000 tonnes of debris from the City Square excavation site in February.
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Controversial sign
Residents have objected to an application to turn a floodlit high-wall promotional sign on the corner of Elizabeth and Swanston streets into an LED screen.
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Teahouse sold for $3 million
Teahouse – a popular Chinese restaurant in Chinatown was recently acquired by a Chinese investor for $3.106 million.
Read MoreLord mayoral election
CBD residents and businesses are to vote in a by-election in May for the position of Lord Mayor of Melbourne.
Read MoreHopes high for OC reform Bill
After five years, owners’ corporations may finally see legislative reform enter the Victorian Parliament this year.
Read MoreFoster to plead guilty
Former councillor Richard Foster is to plead guilty to electoral fraud charges relating to the 2016 City of Melbourne election.
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Fed Square Apple store, yes or no?
A public debate hosted by Open House Melbourne on February 13 presented contrasting opinions about whether an Apple flagship store should be built at Federation Square.
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White Night impresses
White Night Melbourne returned for its sixth year on February 17, lighting up the CBD and surrounding areas from 7pm-7am.
Read MoreCover-up allegations
The City of Melbourne is refusing to discuss corruption allegations against a senior manager who was sacked last September.
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How cultural cringe spelled the end of Marvellous Melbourne buildings, and how locals eventually fought back
A pint of beer to sing in Welsh
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