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Almost 100K homes empty in the middle of a housing crisis
97,861. That is the number of homes that were left empty in Melbourne last year according to Prosper Australia’s recent report.
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Does your home need a visual refresh? Explore Melbourne’s most reliable painters and decorators
Giving your home a visual refresh can completely transform the space. A tired and dull room can become a welcoming and warm area where you actually want to spend your time.
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City of Melbourne bans share hire e-scooters from the CBD
The City of Melbourne has walked back on its contracts with e-scooter share hire providers Lime and Neuron, citing community safety concerns.
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Cloud hangs over STH BNK by Beulah, but developer remains “committed to delivering our vision”
Uncertainty continues to loom over the future of Australia’s largest high-rise development STH BNK by Beulah, with the developer understood to be desperately cutting costs in order to save its project.
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Riverfest returns bigger than ever
A three-week celebration of the Birrarung-Yarra River will kick off in September with thousands expected to join in the festivities.
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The code to success: a guide to networking in the IT sector
Are you working in the IT sector? Or perhaps you're studying with a view to working in it, and you're gaining a Master of Data Science or other suitable qualification to enable you to work in IT.
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New e-scooter regulations not enough to curb residents’ safety concerns
Local residents’ groups have called on the City of Melbourne to consult the public before it proceeds with a further rollout of commercial e-scooters following Melbourne’s two-year trial.
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Breaking down barriers: how your business can show support to women
In today's business landscape, support for women is more important than ever and has been central to business policy.
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Melbourne reports Australia’s lowest office occupancy as daytime economy declines
Work is changing – as computers have become increasingly capable, new technologies such as videoconferencing have enabled workers to work in new environments – such as their homes.
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