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Councillor position saga to continue
Melbourne could be without an 11th and final city councillor for months, thanks to an attempt by the Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) to overturn a decision made by a magistrate last year.
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Too close to home
January 20’s Bourke St horror will be with us for a long time.
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Emergency vehicle damaged
Police are appealing for witnesses after objects were dropped on an emergency services vehicle in Melbourne’s CBD early on Sunday, November 20.
Read MoreHungry thieves target Queen St
Melbourne police are still searching for two men believed to have broken into a Queen St building in late August.
Read MoreVertical dwelling energy hacks
Energy bill shock – it’s something that we all dread regardless of our type of dwelling.
Read MoreWitnesses sought
Police are appealing for witnesses following an alleged assault on Tuesday November 1, Melbourne Cup Day.
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Vampires in the CBD
Narrelle Harris has been writing horror, crime, fantasy, romance, erotica and non-fiction out of her Swanston St studio for six years.
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Documenting women in philanthropy
A book that documents the history of the Lady Mayoress’ Committee has been launched.
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Local pitch night launches inventor
A smoke detector that can tell the difference between burnt toast and a house fire has taken out one of the top three spots at the Australian China Association of Scientists and Entrepreneurs (ACASE) pitch night.
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2026 Vision for the CBD
The Liberals enter the race for the City of Melbourne
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