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Kelvin Club elects first female president
The Kelvin Club elected its first female president, Professor Su Baker (above), on October 6 – 24 years after the club first welcomed women.
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Parallel world for international students
International students make up a significant portion of the City of Melbourne’s (CoM) population, but research suggests a kind of informal segregation with the rest of the community.
Read MoreGet your skates on
Who said you couldn’t ice skate during summer?
Read MoreSad end for two falcons
Two of the city's three much-loved Collins St falcon nestlings have died from a fatal infection.
Read MoreCorrection
In a column in CBD News issue October 2018, we stated that Campbell Arcade had closed due to the Metro Tunnel.
Read MoreSharp rise in construction breaches
The number of infringement notices issued to construction sites for after-hours building work has risen to almost one per day.
Read MoreGood exposure
The table was laid in white cloth. Celebrations were about to occur in the cloisters of St Paul’s.
Read MoreDesign team creates reflective routes
A group of four young architects has beaten 41 entrants in an innovation competition to revitalise the north-west corner of the CBD.
Read MoreBatman Park a “no man’s land”
A fire in the Batman Park precinct has rocked local residents and businesses, who complain that rubbish in the area has become a public health and safety hazard.
Read MoreA certain buzz on CBD rooftops
Producing locally-sourced food can be tough in the concrete surrounds of the CBD, but one couple has found a unique way of cutting through.
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“Victoria” set to enliven Federation Square
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