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Powering on underneath the city
With foot traffic in the CBD at an all-time low, crews from CitiPower are taking the opportunity to accelerate their inspections of the city’s underground electricity infrastructure.
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International students reach out to residents
A group of international students has recently launched a project aimed at connecting their communities to local resident groups in the City of Melbourne
Read MoreButchers reassure shoppers
With so many factors working against the meat trade, it was a miracle that butchers at the Queen Victoria Market (QVM) were still able to crack a smile on the first day of the new lockdown shopping.
Read MoreCouncil rejects injecting room site
City of Melbourne councillors have knocked back a proposed safe injecting room near Queen Victoria Market (QVM), and will request the state government remove it as its preferred site.
Read MoreLabor calls for “culture change” at Town Hall
For the first time in recent memory, the Labor Party has formed a serious ticket in its bid for Town Hall in 2020 and its team says it wants to “change the culture” and create a “real city government”.
Read MoreHotel on Hosier gets the nod
The City of Melbourne has given the green light to a controversial hotel development in the CBD’s famous Hosier Lane.
Read MoreApartment COVID safety clarity
The state government has finally provided guidelines assisting residents and owners’ corporations (OCs) living in apartment towers limit the transmission of the coronavirus in multi dwelling buildings.
Read MoreShould government convert empty CBD Airbnbs into affordable housing?
As COVID-19 continues to restrict international and interstate travel, the once-bustling CBD has turned into a ghost town.
Read MoreFalling under the category of “other”
John Walker was your regular Melbournian, complete with the house, the car, a family and a high-ranking job. But before he knew it, a rapid change in circumstances would see all of that taken away from him as he found himself using drugs and sleeping in the park.
Read MoreAngst over injecting room site
The Andrews government has nominated a CBD site for the state’s second medically supervised injecting room (MSIR), but a number of key stakeholders have raised concerns about the location.
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Super stops ‘not so super’
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