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New information could save heritage
A last-ditch effort to save a 1940s office building on Little Bourke St has succeeded, after the state government afforded it temporary heritage protection.
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Stop complaining about culture
It’s been a while since I have written an article. That’s because I have been busy getting Blender Studios set up in its permanent home just near Flagstaff Gardens.
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Zevon Wagons
Alternative country muso Henry Wagons will be performing on stage at The Athenaeum Theatre in Zevon, Accidentally Like A Martyr from October 16 to 26.
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Writing from China
This month your correspondent is travelling as a tourist in China. It is impossible not to draw comparisons between how the Chinese organise their society compared to ours.
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We’re expanding
Melbourne Men’s Shed (the Shed) continues to grow both in numbers and in meeting its basic objectives.
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Barbering is in the blood
For the manager and “head barber” of Queen Victoria Market’s (QVM’s) new barbershop Edwin Squires, hairdressing runs in the family.
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The Old Melbourne Cemetery at QVM
Royal Historical Society of Victoria
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New milestone for Metro Tunnel HQ
Metro Tunnel headquarters (HQ) on Swanston St notched up its latest milestone when it passed the 100,000 visitor mark recently.
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Vice President, Melbourne Heritage Action
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The 37th annual Victorian Seniors Festival returns to Melbourne this October, with a number of free and low-cost events throughout the CBD.
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A few curses at the Comedy Festival
Foster to plead guilty
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