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City of Melbourne hypocrisy
As reported on page 1, the City of Melbourne doesn't mind paying big money when asked by big media players.
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A really-high school opens
Haileybury College opened the CBD's only school on April 11 - an Early Learning Centre to Year 12, 10-storey vertical school in King St.
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$230,000 donation “buys media favour”
A City of Melbourne councillor believes the council has bought political favour with powerful media interests with a $230,000 donation.
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School holidays in the CBD
The city will come alive with activities and events for the young and young at heart alike this month, as we celebrate the culmination of another school term for the little people in our lives.
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Date night reimagined
April is as good a time as ever to expand your horizons so why not swap out your local tried-and-tested for something a little different on date night this month?
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Active in April
We’re well versed in how detrimental sitting at a desk all day can be on our physical health.
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More consolidation proposed
Police presence in the CBD’s west looks set to grow, with the State Government considering a plan for a new Victoria Police Centre on Spencer St.
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Frank commended for his bravery
Long-serving Bourke St security guard Frank Nesci was honoured by the Governor-General last month for his bravery.
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Moving pictures arrive in the CBD
Sit back and let the cinema come to you, or hop on a bike and travel with it.
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Don’t just throw your hands in the air and yell “forget it!”
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Putting the relationship first
Fresh food traders warn Queen Vic Market is “on life support” amid redevelopment
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