Calls for local government reform
Cr Jackie Watts has led a push by councillors calling on new Minister for Local Government Shaun Leane to undertake a review of the City of Melbourne Act 2001.
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Ovid in the time of Covid
Everyone is trying to come up with an angle to beat the debilitating impact of the virus and small independent businesses are no exception.
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The world has become increasingly digitised due to COVID-19 and a need to upgrade and enhance digital capabilities has become more important.
Read MoreFalling under the category of “other”
John Walker was your regular Melbournian, complete with the house, the car, a family and a high-ranking job. But before he knew it, a rapid change in circumstances would see all of that taken away from him as he found himself using drugs and sleeping in the park.
Read MoreA shift away from the promenade
A new planning application submitted to the City of Melbourne would see a new “vertical retail building” erected behind a well-known strip of shop front on Elizabeth St.
Read MoreA difficult comeback for Spring St
Allegations of branch stacking may be dominating the powerbrokers at Spring St, but locals along this prime piece of real estate are more concerned with getting the economy going.
Read MoreBertie the “buffoon”
Eight-year-old Bertie is “chubby, gorgeous and a mummy’s boy” according to his owner Helen.
Read MoreMade for the home office
There’s an old adage bandied around among gallerists that when times are difficult you show difficult art.
Read MoreSave Campbell Arcade
With tunneling continuing unabated on the Metro Tunnel, Melbourne Heritage Action (MHA) is concerned that plans for demolition in one of the city’s most significant arcades are still not publicly available, or seemingly open to any scrutiny or objection.
Read MoreHigher Places
Nat Vazer’s debut album Is this Offensive And Loud was launched during the COVID-19 era, and it is a ripper of an album.
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