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Spiritualism in the city is not dead yet
The departed have been officially communicating with the living longer in our CBD than anywhere in the world.
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A little bit of Steve
The third annual Festival of Steve took place last month at the Kelvin Club in laneway Melbourne Place.
Read MoreCouncil to profit from amendment
The City of Melbourne has proposed changes to planning law which gives itself financial advantage as it redevelops the Queen Victoria Market.
Read MoreGetting to know you
Should the federal government run its full term, CBD voters will have plenty of time to get to know endorsed Melbourne ALP candidate Sophie Ismail.
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Rooftop attraction – an explanation
A sudden influx of daredevil youths to the rooftops of Melbourne’s skyscrapers has caught the attention of many in recent months, including the evening news.
Read MoreCity apartment affordability fears
Planning Minister Richard Wynne has started the long-anticipated debate on standards for apartment construction with the release last month of a discussion paper, ‘Better Apartments’.
Read MoreCrime prevention training for residents
Local residents are stepping forward to learn how to keep apartment complexes safe.
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Nurturing the nation’s best address
In Australia, you can’t get better than a Collins St address – and there is a group of local business people who plan to keep it that way.
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Getting to know city business
Melbourne’s volunteer guides know more about the city’s quirky hidden businesses following an educational tour last month.
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A very special commendation for Kay Craddock
It is fitting that in their tenth year, the founder of the popular Lord Mayor’s Commendations is putting herself forward.
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New visual effects academy opening in CBD
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