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The sausage or the sizzle?
Literary types can be critical. They condemn books for being “nice” and are particularly scathing of movies that rely too heavily on frilly costumes.
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When tea ruled
Little Flinders St (alternatively known as Flinders Lane or “the Lane”), was one of Melbourne’s east-west “little streets” and always had a strong association with the city’s wholesale trade.
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The kindest cut
The artist known as “Man of Darkness” doesn’t relate to either title of stencil artist or street artist.
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CBD living in style
Sally MacKinnon opens the door to her modern CBD apartment with her statuesque physique dressed in a chic black outfit.
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Summer highlights
It’s called the Big Design Market for a reason – because it’s the biggest of its kind in Australia!
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The Summer Night Market is back! The Queen Victoria Market will host the Night Market every Wednesday from 5pm – 10pm until March.
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The Myer Christmas windows are a Melbourne institution. The windows are celebrating their 60th anniversary this year and an air of secrecy surrounded them until the official unveiling.
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Last call for iconic Melbourne pub
There will be sadness all round when the Tierney family turn off the beer taps at the Elms Family Hotel in the new year.
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Chief architect to sooth the city
CBD residents can expect newly-appointed Victorian Government Architect Jill Garner to be a moderating influence on the frenzied development cycle within the city.
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New residents’ association
The battle against short-stay apartments in residential buildings is set to go state-wide with the launch of a new association next month.
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Franklin St piling is completed
Council concerned about revised plans for Shell House redevelopment
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