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Domestic violence victims remembered
Victims of domestic violence were remembered at a candlelight vigil at Federation Square on May 6.
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Locals ripped off by developer bonuses
The state government looks set to reward developers who build commercial offices as a “defined community benefit” under new CBD planning rules.
Read MoreArtists sought
The Queen Victoria Market precinct will be home to a bold new public art program that will see 10 artists work with national and international experts to develop temporary artworks related to the site.
Read More33,433 now call CBD home
The population in the CBD rose by 8.3 per cent last year according to latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).
Read MoreSmarter Cities Challenge is underway
A team of six expert international analysts from IBM have started analysing the City of Melbourne as part of the IBM Smarter Cities Challenge.
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Happy birthday Muriel
One of the CBD’s favourite people, Muriel Craddock, celebrated her 104th birthday on April 13.
Read MoreCity loop revamp
The city-loop will undergo a $134 million upgrade over the next three years in a bid to improve safety and security.
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Personal insight into Anzacs
After 100 years, a collection of private images of Australia’s First World War servicemen and women are being viewed in public for the first time.
Read MoreFacelift for Rebecca Walk
A Melbourne businessman has bold new plans for Rebecca Walk, a largely abandoned row of bright red and orange pods tucked under the Flinders St Viaduct at Batman Park in the CBD.
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CBD to remain lockout free
Lord Mayor Robert Doyle has reassured hospitality business owners in the CBD that the council is not entertaining a return to lockout laws.
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Growing the next generation of Docklanders
Council endorses office tower at Flinders Lane despite querying car park demolition
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