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Pantscraper is looking well

Pantscraper is looking well

October 1st, 2018 - CBD News

Workers at the “pantscraper” at 447 Collins St are predicted to be happy and healthier.

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On track with Gerald Murnane

October 1st, 2018 - CBD News

“Landscape with Landscape”, a book of short stories published in 1985, has a special place in the career of Victorian author Gerald Murnane.

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Who makes  the big decisions?

October 1st, 2018 - CBD News

City of Melbourne staff recently “advised” councillors that the city would be spending $50 million on revitalising local roads and public space in West Melbourne.

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Doubt on bike lanes

October 1st, 2018 - CBD News

Physically separated bicycle lanes can be more unsafe than on-street lanes, according to City of Melbourne urban design guru Professor Rob Adams.

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Support for residents’ panel

October 1st, 2018 - CBD News

Local residents could soon be given a louder voice if Lord Mayor Sally Capp is successful in establishing a “residents' panel”.

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Thank you John

October 1st, 2018 - CBD News

After five years at the helm, John Dall’Amico has resigned as president and from the committee of Residents 3000.

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Bold QVM night market plans

October 1st, 2018 - CBD News

The Queen Victoria Market (QVM) has extended its night market concept with the launch on September 19 of the new Hawker 88 Night Market.

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Public contributes its  own “new” open space

October 1st, 2018 - CBD News

The CBD is to get a new 1850sqm park, but the history of the site has muted the celebration.

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Culture Kings backs down on Hosier

October 1st, 2018 - CBD News

Streetwear giant Culture Kings, which sparked outrage last month by calling the police on street artists in Hosier Lane, has retreated and issued an “embarrassed” public apology. 

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Public and private visions don’t mix

October 1st, 2018 - CBD News

Disgruntled Melburnians gathered in Federation Square on September 19 to protest the Apple flagship store planned to replace one of the square’s buildings.

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