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“That feminist joint”: QVWC celebrates 30 years
In celebration of its 30th anniversary, the Queen Victoria Women’s Centre (QVWC) has introduced a new Conservation Appeal Fund, aimed at preserving and enhancing the iconic heritage building.
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New exhibition Fresh! gives insights in upcoming craft makers
Craft Victoria presents Fresh! from February 1 to March 8 – an exhibition showing the skills of some of the best graduating Victorian craft, design and fine arts students.
Read MoreFarewell to Queen Victoria Market’s last remaining footy store
Since Market Sports opened its doors in 1990, it cemented itself as Melbourne’s premier AFL merchandise store. However, after its lengthy residency inside the Queen Victoria Market, the beloved store has now shut up shop.
Read MoreReviving Hosier Lane – a new chapter for Hosier INC
Since its 2013 inception, Hosier INC has been synonymous with the vibrancy and artistic soul of Hosier Lane.
Read MoreCity noise – how to solve ...
Do you live in the city? There is going to be noise, but you can cope.
Read MoreThe doctor is out right now
Photographed circa 1910, this mansion with distinguished Corinthian columns was found at 182 Collins St (now 41 Collins St, Collins Place Plaza) and, from 1872 until 1910, it was the home and surgery of notable doctor and politician-about-town, Louis Lawrence Smith.
Read MoreStop and smell the dahlias this summer at QN Flowers
There’s nothing quite like a stroll through the Queen Victoria Market (QVM) on a sunny day, with a bag of fresh fruit and vegies in one hand, and a colourful bundle of flowers in the other. And at QN Flowers, you’ll find all your summer favourites.
Read MoreMetro Tunnel blowout costing Victorians
Initially estimated at costing $11 billion, the Metro Tunnel project has now blown out to $15.5 billion, in yet another clear case of Labor’s financial mismanagement.
Read MoreTributes flow for Flinders Street Station photo booth owner
The owner of the iconic Flinders Street Station photo booth, Alan Adler, passed away last month at the age of 92.
Read MoreButchery graduate named Australia’s Apprentice of the Year
Matthew Tyquin, a butchery trainee who graduated from William Angliss Institute in the CBD, has been named the 2024 Australian Apprentice of the Year at the Australian Training Awards (ATA).
Read MoreThe rescued Lulu in her backyard
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