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Girls map a safer city
Young Victorian women, Plan International Australia and CrowdSpot have come together to create a digital campaign to help women feel safer in our streets.
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Santa arrives in style
It seems Santa got lost on his way to the magic cave at David Jones.
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Doyle win fails to quell market battle
Opponents of the Queen Victoria Market redevelopment are ramping up their campaign, despite a Robert Doyle victory at the October council election.
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Fluffy flatmate
Aki, the two-year-old Japanese Spitz pup is nothing but a white ball of friendly fluff.
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Council must help animals
A recent (September 28) report in The Age highlighted a local case of extreme animal cruelty that the RSPCA is investigating in Melbourne’s CBD.
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Strength to strength
The Southbank Medical Clinic’s philosophy is providing an accessible and patient-focused “one-stop-shop” for the local communities of Southbank, South Melbourne and the CBD.
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Putting your sleep health first
Forty Winks South Wharf is teaming up with a leading bedding manufacturer as part of its mission to improve the lives of locals via a better night’s sleep.
Read MoreThe world according to Barek
It’s an engaging and mystical world. One that is naive and charming, whimsical yet poignant.
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Minister gives mixed signals on apartment sizes
In a recent VCAT case, Port Melbourne Land Custodians Pty Ltd v Minister for Planning [2016] VCAT 1643, developers lodged an appeal against a decision by the Minister for Planning to refuse a number of amendments to a planning permit for a proposed multi-tower apartment development in Plummer St Port Melbourne.
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City Schools for City Kids
The State Government announced on Tuesday, October 11 that it is going to buy land to build a primary school in Docklands and also to build new schools in North Melbourne and Fishermans Bend.
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Council moves ahead with innovation district
Where “Chloe” once hung
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