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Out of the wilderness
John Noone (1820 -1893) arrived in Melbourne in 1856 and established a photographic studio, but was later employed in the Government Survey Office as a photographer.
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First ‘We Live Here’ column
This is the first column of the We Live Here movement.
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Retired racers lap up the luxury
It’s fair to say that Temple Court resident Joanne Biddles has a thing for greyhounds.
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New visibility
When Amelia Johannes first approached room 207 in the Nicholas Building the door was ajar. She could see a painting through the gap and knew that a curator was getting work ready for a show.
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The community with everything
For Michele Levine, CBD living has brought far more sense of community than she ever encountered in the suburbs.
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In preparation for the Laneway Festival coming up this month, I thought it necessary to share a bit of insight as to what to wear to such an event.
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Bridge is a disgrace
I’ve sent you some photos of the Spencer St bridge.
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Light up the night
White Night Melbourne returns this month and will transform the streets of the CBD from dusk ‘til dawn on Saturday, February 20.
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Summer night lovin’
Take advantage of the waning summer sunshine and while away an evening or two at one of the CBD’s rooftop watering holes.
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Turning Green
Uncertainty for historic bookshop as building goes up for sale
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