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More garbage truck woes for city
Garbage trucks are illegally reversing up Hosier Lane late at night and in the early hours of almost every morning according to one CBD resident who said he has been asking council to resolve the issue since last May.
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Heartache for fire-affected residents
There were poignant family scenes at the fire-damaged Neo200 building on February 15 as residents arrived with suitcases hoping to get into their apartments, only to be turned back by security guards.
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Three strikes and you’re out: Call for tougher rules on builders
Residents are calling on the City of Melbourne (CoM) to crack down on out-of-hours construction in the city, asserting that builders can break the current rules with impunity.
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Our new Moomba Monarchs
Soccer star Archie Thompson and weather presenter Jane Bunn were revealed as the 2019 Moomba Monarchs in a ceremony on February 15.
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Sewer works completed
The major $25 million infrastructure project to build an additional sewer along Spencer St is now complete.
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Laneway Learning is back for 2019
Ever wanted to play the ukulele or learn a bit of French? Or maybe you want learn how to get the most out of your superannuation?
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Haven’t times changed!
It’s been 29 years, but the change to Melbourne’s CBD is remarkable – as evidenced by the soon-to-be-released new version of The Melbourne Map.
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Flinders Lane Gallery will be moving to the first floor of the historic Nicholas Building in March after 29 years on Flinders Lane.
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Men’s Shed looking for new members
Melbourne Men’s Shed in its sixth year is recruiting new members and is also keen to attract more women.
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Finding ghosts and inspiration in Chinatown
Compromise on childcare centre
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