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You can keep your new year’s resolution!
By February around 80 per cent of us will have abandoned our new year promises to ourselves and, at year’s end, research shows that eight per cent will have fulfilled those resolves.
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Push for national response to homelessness
The leader of a charity who threw his support behind a CBD project last year to create an emergency housing shelter says it “doesn’t surprise” him that a national homelessness strategy has yet to be developed.
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Policewoman takes out top literary prize
A former policewoman has won the country’s most lucrative literary prize, worth $100,000, for her debut book Black and Blue.
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Residents express concern as more bike lanes imminent
CBD residents have expressed safety and congestion concerns as the City of Melbourne pushes ahead with creating more cycling lanes throughout the Hoddle Grid.
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A dining experience fit for a DAME
Dame. A title given to a woman as a special honour because of the work she has done.
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Fed-up residents call for better street tree care
Residents are becoming increasingly frustrated over what they say is a lack of care for street trees in the CBD.
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PSOs mark a decade of service
Victoria’s protective services officers (PSOs) have served a decade on the job with the milestone marked with a commemorative patrol in the CBD in February.
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Uncertain about shopping?
So much of everyday life in the past two years has been conducted at a distance that people have become anxious about shopping.
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Mirvac plans to transform city tower into “world-class asset” as office workers return to the CBD
A $650 million plan to refurbish a tower at the “Paris end” of Collins St and extend it by 15 storeys will be considered by the City of Melbourne.
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More vulnerable on a scooter
There’s a spot where the bicycle path beside the Yarra enters the area known as Birrarung Marr on the way into town.
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Palace demolition begins
Push to bring back office workers as city emerges from lockdown
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