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Moomba returns to Melbourne
The Moomba festival will return to Melbourne for its 70th year from March 7 to 11.
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Taylor Swift fans Wildest Dreams become reality
Hosted by Federation Square in collaboration with the University of Melbourne (UoM), enthusiastic Taylor Swift fans gathered on February 11 for a panel discussion exploring the extraordinary influence the musician has had on feminism and the music industry.
Read MoreMelbourne Conversations returns with dynamic line-up to shape the city’s discourse
Melbourne's renowned public event series, Melbourne Conversations, is making a vibrant return, promising a captivating array of special guests and engaging discussions.
Read MoreNew library and family services facility opens at Queen Vic Market precinct
A new $15.7 million three-storey library and family services centre has officially opened its doors at the Queen Victoria Market precinct.
Read MoreBig screen at Fed Square serves up unforgettable Australian Open experience
Thousands of fans will descend at Fed Square as a big screen broadcasts all the action from the 2024 Australian Open.
Read MoreE-scooter injuries on the rise, new Royal Melbourne Hospital data shows
The Royal Melbourne Hospital’s trauma program manager Kellie Gumm has expressed concern about the dangers of e-scooter use as patients suffering serious injuries continue to climb.
Read MoreWesley Place named finalist in 2023 Victorian Premier’s Design Awards
Wesley Place, a revitalised precinct in Lonsdale St featuring a popular green space, is up for a prestigious design award.
Read MoreMan arrested after schoolgirl left distressed in alleged attempted abduction
Police have interviewed and released a man over an alleged attempted abduction of a teenage girl in a CBD laneway, which left her feeling fearful of seeing strangers in public.
Read MorePolice appeal to help find offenders in attempted abduction
Police are appealing for public assistance following an alleged attempted abduction in the CBD on November 15.
Read MoreSanta drops into town to promote e-scooter safety
Santa has swapped his sleigh for an e-scooter to promote rider safety while raising funds for a good cause.
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Little Bourke St reopens
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