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Let’s define progress
One cliché often uttered when we’re faced with the heritage demolition is “well, that’s progress I guess ...”, but is this statement really all that true?
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A representative of the newcomers
For Hong-Kong native Wing Lau, Melbourne is a country town.
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Isolde’s contribution to the Melbourne street art scene is in the form of one-off paste-ups!
Read MoreResidents endorse city safety initiative
Victoria Police recently launched an innovative advice package to help residents keep themselves and their buildings safe in the city.
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Marvellous Collins St
Collins St has been Melbourne’s best-known and most fashionable street since the 1840s.
Read MoreA hidden gem
Fine jeweller Vick Nackashian has been operating out of the CBD for more than 24 years.
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Ending the year on a high
2016 looks set to end on a high (quite literally) with plans finally being unveiled for a mixed-use development at 308 Exhibition St comprising twin towers of 70-storeys.
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Discriminatory terminology
Repeating the discriminatory terminology used by a persecutor to demonise its victims is tantamount to aiding the cause of that persecutor.
Read MoreA setting for sparrows
Artists of the back lanes of the CBD are like sparrows. When the first flickers of sunlight hit the cobblestones they are out and about making the most of their chances.
Read MoreVertical dwelling energy hacks
Energy bill shock – it’s something that we all dread regardless of our type of dwelling.
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How building community can help revitalise our CBD
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