Arts & Culture
Wedded to the literary canon
It’s not that often that you get such an ambitious book as The Lessons launched in inner Melbourne.
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Aurora lands in the CBD
In a move that will come as welcome news to local parents, the team behind Aurora Early Education has opened its third location at QV Melbourne and its first in the central city.
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City still a place to call home
Over its residential lifetime, Melbourne’s CBD property market has had a long and chequered history. And no period more so than the past two years.
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Growing the next generation of Docklanders
To leave the world better than when you entered it. It is an ideology many are hopeful to live by and one that underpins all teaching at Gowrie Docklands.
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Stella Mozgawa
New York band Interpol wrote a song about a woman called Stella. Well-credentialled muso/producer/drummer Stella Mozgawa who worked with Courtney Barnett on her latest album Things Take Time, Take Time would know this.
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Exhibition finds art in Melbourne’s mundane
In the busy crowds of Melbourne’s CBD, forgotten shopping lists stick to the soles of shoes, while discarded cardboard boxes get kicked out of the way.
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CBD firm signs up to Run Melbourne to honour late colleague
More than 80 employees at a CBD-based entrepreneurial advisory firm are preparing to hit the pavement in a charity run to honour the memory of their late colleague.
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Police go “back-to-basics” in new community grassroots approach
Local police are going “back-to-basics” to tackle crime and support community safety under a new initiative to be launched in the CBD.
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Greens and tenants join forces to save Nicholas Building
The CBD’s premier artistic hub, the Nicholas Building on Swanston St, is still under threat with no clear message coming from the agents about its sale.
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Fears grows for future of heritage-listed Shell House
A controversial plan to redevelop the heritage-listed Shell House and construct a second tower is a step closer to reality after a revised proposal won approval from the City of Melbourne.
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Double trouble in harness
Melbourne’s 1854 Exhibition
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