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Melbourne’s first “respectable” theatre
Early theatrical performances in Melbourne usually took place in temporary or makeshift venues and were often of a rowdy and disorderly nature.
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Just keep walking!
On May 25 CBD local Wendy Brooks is walking 30km for a good cause – impressive, but not totally extraordinary until you consider that, five years ago, she was wheelchair bound with multiple sclerosis (MS).
Read MoreSurroundSound in vertical villages
Sleep is not a trivial issue – though the design and diversity within our vertical villages can make it scarce.
Read MoreWhere better to learn about food and wine than Melbourne?
Melbourne’s restaurant industry has played host to one William Angliss Institute student’s rapid rise through the ranks.
Read MoreCBD arrests
Melbourne West Divisional Response Unit detectives seized more than $7000 in cash, firearms and drugs in the CBD early on May 14.
Read MoreHotel alliance
Two hotels are set to join forces in revitalising the Walk Arcade in Bourke St Mall as part of the building’s $200 million redevelopment.
Read MoreInternational student conference a success
The Melbourne International Student Conference (MISC) saw hundreds of overseas students and graduates converge at RMIT on May 11 to discuss issues that matter to them.
Read MoreCbus to demolish 150 Queen St
Cbus Property is planning to demolish the former Tower Melbourne project site and open up a temporary 500sqm public open space while a fresh application is prepared and considered.
Read MoreTransport discussion for the future
The City of Melbourne continues to release transport discussion papers to engage residents and workers about developing a contemporary transport strategy.
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