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Melbourne’s lucky day
The City of Melbourne has just got lucky with the chance inclusion of Nicholas Frances Gilley as its 11th councillor.
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Caiafa booted off council. Riley back
A judge has removed City of Melbourne councillor and Queen Victoria Market trader Michael Caiafa and replaced him with former Team Doyle councillor Susan Riley.
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‘An Inconsistent Look’
From April 6 Magnet Galleries will host a wonderful exhibition of photography from three very different, yet somehow very connected, photographers.
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An advertising sign no more?
Above the roof of the building at 500 Flinders St there is a large sign currently advertising a car.
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The perfect massage blend
With two locations in the CBD, True Thai Massage is delivering exactly what it promises to the local community – a real Thai massage experience.
Read MoreParliamentary inquiry into short-stays
The long anticipated Victorian Parliamentary Inquiry into the Owners Corporation Amendment (Short-Stay Accommodation) Bill 2016 will start in March.
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Equitable Building
The Equitable Building (also known as the Colonial Mutual Life Building), was for many years after its completion in 1896 the benchmark of commercial architecture in Melbourne.
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Skills to pay the bills
On sitting down to chat with Jess (aka 23rd Key) I had to confess that, although I was aware of her work, I knew little about her.
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Well-trained CBD dogs frequent the office
Long-time dog owner Anna has her dogs so well trained that they attend work with her regularly, causing no trouble at all.
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Rewind to 1980
It’s time to raid your mum’s wardrobe or your local op shop, because 80s fashion has been named one of the biggest trends of 2017.
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Lord Mayor tackles the late-night garbage trucks
Melbourne’s heritage – Saved or not?
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