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D for demolition?
It’s about to get lot harder to justify the demolition of heritage buildings in the city due to the adoption of new heritage policies by the City of Melbourne.
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Here comes Paragon
The Celtic Club’s development at 316-320 Queen St looks poised to proceed as “Paragon”, with developer Beulah International seeking to capitalise on an existing planning permit approved under previous planning controls.
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Broke and bodiless
At Dymocks in Collins St someone had left a stray novel amongst those listed for the much-publicised Stella Prize for women’s writing.
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For love of the trees ...
Trees make our CBD a beautiful place to live. How can residents show their love?
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Service stands the test of time
Digiworld Australia is one of the longest-standing computer technology companies in the CBD, all thanks to its understanding of customer needs.
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Not just droning on !
Last month a resident’s letter was published on drones in Docklands, raising concerns over privacy and safety.
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Food and beer lovers unite!
Melbourne Good Beer Week is back from Friday May 12 – Sunday 21 and with a huge program of drinks, food and fun-filled events, there’s sure to be something for everyone.
Read MoreTop five street style trends
The Autumn Winter Fashion Weeks have given us insight on which street styles are in and which ones are out.
Read MoreShort-term letting must be regulated
The NSW government has swept aside the recommendations of a parliamentary report and announced a new consultative process to decide how short-stays will be regulated.
Read MoreLittle Miss Melbourne spreads positivity in the CBD
CBD resident, business owner and lifestyle blogger Sarah Harrison supports local businesses and hopes that the CBD community can live harmoniously together.
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City overwhelms in MIFF premiere Mad Rush
Heated argument over CBD ‘bubble’
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