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Abseil challenge
Thrill-seekers are invited to an 113m abseil from the St James building at 555 Bourke St to raise money for Anglicare Victoria’s foster care program on April 27 and 28.
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Elizabeth St clock tower’s time for change
The Elizabeth St clock tower has received a refurbishment after 110 years.
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Ancient gentlemen’s club to leave CBD
Tucked away in CBD laneway Sutherland St is a little-known gentlemen’s social and charitable organisation, the Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB).
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World captured by females
March is women’s month and this year’s celebration starts with CONCEPTA, the subject of the eighth annual women photographers’ exhibition.
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Office vacancy rate drops
Melbourne’s CBD has the largest drop in office vacancy rates among Australian CBDs in the past six months.
Read MoreCouncil moves on CBD pokie entitlements
The City of Melbourne wants venues with existing poker machine entitlements to voluntarily apply for a significantly lower number when renewing licences with the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation (VCGLR) for 20 years from 2022 to 2042.
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CBD heritage under further threat
The Melbourne Metro Tunnel Authority (MMRA) plans to partially demolish the heritage-listed Campbell Arcade as it links Flinders Street Station to its new Town Hall Station.
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Tough competition for CBD renting
Renting in the CBD is harder than ever as international students vie for apartments to rent before the new university term starts.
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“Asian Grocery” on show
Be prepared to see a makeshift Asian grocery store once you step inside the No Vacancy Gallery at QV.
Read MoreWhere is Melbourne’s CBD?
In some documents the CBD includes Docklands and Southbank and in others it only includes the Hoddle Grid. So, officially, what area does the CBD actually cover?
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Overdue greening for Davisons Place
Homeless no more
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