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Overall crime figure falls in the CBD
The number of reported crimes in the CBD fell in the year to March 31, according to recently-released Crime Statistics Agency (CSA) data.
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Political process fails heritage building
Local residents have lost their fight to save from the wrecker’s ball the heritage former Spinks Tinsmith in LaTrobe St.
Read MoreDrastic plan to reduce CBD motorists
The City of Melbourne has proposed sweeping changes to road and parking rules in the CBD to create more space for pedestrians and cyclists.
Read MoreCyclists need protection in the city
Would-be cyclists are fearful of riding through the CBD and surrounding areas because of a lack of protection on the roads, City of Melbourne research has found.
Read MoreRichard Foster “lied to us”
Melbourne councillor Nic Frances Gilley used the occasion of endorsement of the council’s Reconciliation Action Plan 2018–20 on June 5 to accuse former councillor Richard Foster of lying.
Read MoreLast CBD petrol station to close
Melbourne CBD’s last petrol station is set to be shut down and replaced by an apartment tower.
Read MorePet projects show allegiances
As the City of Melbourne in June moved closer to adopting its 2018/19 budget, councillors negotiated extra spending on some “pet” projects.
Read MoreStations will impress
CBD locals can expect the two new metro railway stations to be a mixture of modern architecture, local culture and open, natural-light-filled spaces.
Read MoreMulticultural Hub turns 10
Now in its tenth year, Melbourne’s Multicultural Hub played host to more than 100,000 people in 2017.
Read MoreSign up for sports
For city workers who want to get or stay active, Active Melbourne City Sports’ spring season registrations close on Monday, July 16 or until sold out.
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Reverend creates history as first indigenous canon
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