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Councillor labels city “Clown Hall” as security guard trial extended
The City of Melbourne’s security saga continues, with two security guards who were employed as part of a six-week trial now contracted to continue patrolling the city until July this year – despite the findings from the trial not yet being released.
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A Walk in the Park to Fight Parkinson’s in 2025
Fight Parkinson’s A Walk in the Park, Australia's largest community event dedicated to enhancing the lives of people with Parkinson’s or Atypical Parkinson’s, will set off from Fed Square on Sunday, April 27.
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VCAT revamp is under way
Designs for Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal’s (VCAT) new headquarters have been released, with the state government preparing for the new site to be operational by next year to serve as the home of the state's new rental dispute service.
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Council’s security guard trial hits the ground running
Lord Mayor Nick Reece’s security crackdown is in full swing, with two security guards patrolling the city’s streets to help tackle crime.
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William Angliss Institute appoints new CEO
Grant Dreher has been appointed chief executive officer of William Angliss Institute and will begin in his new role next month.
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Future as a garden city to be shaped at Melbourne Conversations
Melbourne Conversations will host a free event, “Future Proofing Green Spaces”, around fostering Melbourne’s connection with nature on Thursday, March 27 at Fed Square.
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Bleeding for a cause: Melbourne locals break blood donation record
The Melbourne CBD’s blood donor centre on Collins St has seen a new record set for the highest number of blood donations in a single day.
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Celebrating 10 years of NutriBullet: local artists elevate QT Rooftop for anniversary event
On February 19, NutriBullet marked a decade of blending health and wellness with an unforgettable 10th anniversary celebration at Melbourne's breathtaking QT Rooftop.
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Private landholders limiting the City of Melbourne’s graffiti crackdown
Residents are concerned that Lord Mayor Nick Reece’s quest against graffiti has been curtailed by private landowners.
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The Million Dollar Podcast interviews Tonee Sethi
In this episode of The Million Dollar Podcast, we sit down with Tonee Sethi, the founder of G’Day India magazine and a serial entrepreneur with a remarkable journey across multiple industries and countries. From launching a successful clothing business in New Zealand to navigating the world of hospitality and ultimately establishing one of Australia’s leading Indian community publications, Tonee shares his wisdom on business, resilience, and purpose.
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