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Cohealth celebrates major milestone

August 27th, 2025 - Jon Fleetwood

Not-for-profit community health organisation Cohealth has reached a major milestone, with its team delivering half-a-million service occasions to clients over the past year.

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Friends of Queen Victoria Market slam Gurrowa Place approval

August 27th, 2025 - Jon Fleetwood

Some traders and marketgoers have taken a stand against the federal government’s environmental approval of the Gurrowa Place redevelopment at Queen Victoria Market.

Aunty Connie Hart’s legacy celebrated in One Stitch at a Time

August 27th, 2025 - Alexandra Randall

The Koorie Heritage Trust is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year with a significant weaving commission by Sandra Aitken, Gilgar Gunditj Elder and niece of the late Gunditjmara Elder and master weaver Aunty Connie Hart.

Now or Never is upon us as art and technology collide in the CBD

August 27th, 2025 - Alexandra Randall

Now or Never, Melbourne’s newest and most colourful festival, returns at the end of August, bringing with it a slew of exciting events and installations to the streets of the CBD.

Coming up at Brick Lane Market: A Fijian dining pop-up and porchetta rolls

August 27th, 2025 - Sabrina Caires

This September, enjoy a curated dining experience by Fijian chef Arrnott Olssen at this two-storey Queen Victoria Market hub.

Circular economy hub gives new life to food waste at Queen Victoria Market

August 27th, 2025 - Sean Car

The Queen Victoria Market has long been Melbourne’s beating heart for fresh food and produce. Now, it is also home to a bold new experiment in sustainability, with the launch of the city’s latest Circular Economy Precinct.

Now is the opportunity for us to improve apartment living standards

August 27th, 2025 - Ellen Sandell

In my time as the Member for Melbourne I’ve heard from many residents who, despite loving living in an apartment building, know that better living is possible.

A vaulted history beneath the railway

August 27th, 2025 - CBD News

In this photograph, taken around the 1910s in Flinders St near the Queens Bridge (on the right), is the railway line into Flinders Street Station. Back then, the area was at the height of its activity.