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Tram-jam anyone?
If you think CBD trams have become awfully crowded since they were made free in the New Year, you are probably right. But there is no way of telling.
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Everyone needs a helping hand
Chinese New Year exploded with a bang in the CBD on February 22 but not everyone could be up close and personal.
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Metro Rail pain? So sad, too bad
If the revived Metro Rail Link goes ahead there is no doubt that it will be Melbourne’s CBD that will suffer the pain.
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Assault at karaoke bar
Melbourne North Crime Investigation Unit detectives are investigating a serious assault that left two people injured at a karaoke bar in the CBD last month.
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Creative pathway
Young people between 13 to 25 years engaged with professional artists as co-creators during Signal 37.
Read MorePalace battle at VCAT
The Save The Palace Theatre battle over the Bourke St building is going to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT).
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Central city is the new Wi-Fi hub
For residents and visitors constantly on the go, it doesn’t get better than in the CBD.
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Melbourne imagined as Manhattan
This stunning image of the intersection of Bourke and Elizabeth streets by master photographer David Simmonds interprets the CBD in the vision of New York.
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Jury is out on further smoking bans
The City of Melbourne has completed its consultation on three new potential smoke-free zones in the CBD.
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This myth is busted
It is often thought that the CBD is mainly populated with young urban professionals and hipsters.
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Marvellous Melbourne Mornings
Labor turns a blind eye to union corruption
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