Politics
Candidates face CBD residents
Thanks to Residents 3000’s “meet the candidates” forum on April 5, locals got a good idea about which lord mayoral candidates have an understanding and appreciation of CBD issues.
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Conservative locals to be set adrift
Conservative voters in the CBD are likely to be set adrift by the Liberal Party State Council when it considers on April 28 whether to run a candidate in Melbourne at the November state election.
Read MoreHighest green award for QVM renewal
The City of Melbourne is the first Australian local government to be awarded a six-star green star - Communities rating for the $250 million Queen Victoria Market Precinct Renewal program.
Read MoreScooti rideshare to hit CBD streets
A two-wheeled ridesharing service has been launched as an alternative way of getting around the CBD.
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Exhibition showcases Melbourne’s development
An exhibition at City Gallery shows the impact of Melbourne’s vertical growth on public life on the street.
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Comedy festival features local talent
Melbourne-based comedians Geraldine Quinn, Nick Capper and Raewyn Pickering are performing at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival (MICF) in April.
Read MoreLaneways go green
As part of the “Green Your Laneway” pilot program, four of CBD’s laneways have undergone changes to include greener spaces.
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Land tax hike harms small businesses
The recent state government hike on land tax for property owners has forced many small businesses out of the CBD, according to business owners and experts.
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B3000+ Awards launched
In celebration of local businesses, the 2018 Business 3000+ Awards were launched on February 22.
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Welsh choir strikes a chord
The Australian Welsh Male Choir has this year established a brand new CBD chapter at the Welsh Church on LaTrobe St.
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A Melbourne city safe and shiny
Short-stay violence spurs action
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