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What brings you to Melbourne city in 2023?
What brings you to Melbourne city in 2023?
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Quirky Corner - February 2023
A microbat that became stranded near the CBD has been rescued thanks to the quick-thinking efforts of Hyperlocal News photographer Rachel Broadhead.
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The local supporting rough sleepers through building connections
Kit Regan believes that supporting people to make healthier and happier changes is done through building real meaningful connections, and it is a mission they live out.
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Behind the facades – Bourke St, 1875
It’s not often you come across a photograph that gives such a clear view of the backs of the buildings that line the CBD’s streets.
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Other councils take the lead
Hello Melbourne City Council – what action will you be taking to improve the lives of Melbourne apartment residents?
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Embracing a new year in the CBD
Residents 3000 is looking to 2023 with a focus on “living in the CBD”.
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Metro Tunnel Project inspires new generation of train enthusiasts
The Metro Tunnel Project’s award-winning visitor centre has become a popular haunt for burgeoning trainspotters, as the tunnel’s 2025 opening date draws nearer.
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The Magpie Nest café
The Salvation Army Melbourne has operated the Magpie Nest café at 69 Bourke St since 2011.
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Trielle: where the riverside meets luxury
Docklands is set to welcome a new $350 million luxury residential tower, with renowned developer, Mirvac, revealing Trielle; the tallest building with the most abundant amenity to be introduced to the leading property group’s thriving Yarra’s Edge community in Melbourne.
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Jin adapts to city life with gusto
One-and-half year-old Cavoodle Jin is loving the city life, so much so that he even likes to hang at bars that have pet-friendly outdoor dining areas.
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A royal couple
“Evocative lozenge”: Collins St heritage icons preserved under new tower plan
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