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The Movement Refinery: 20 years and still going strong
Celebrating 20 years of empowering people to “live their lives comfortably”, The Movement Refinery marks its milestone anniversary with an exciting move to a spacious new location in West Melbourne.
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Body Fit West Melbourne: empowering fitness and community
At Body Fit West Melbourne, Henry Offord and his team are dedicated to delivering top-tier training and ensuring clients experience the exhilaration of achieving the “box jump feeling”.
Read MoreLace Interiors is closing its doors
Come and grab a great bargain at Lace Interiors this month, which is closing its doors in nearby Essendon after four decades.
Read MoreCourtyard by Marriott: the locals’ hotel
The idea of a locals’ hotel sounds like a contradiction in itself, but Marriott’s Courtyard Melbourne Flagstaff Gardens hotel is exactly that.
Read MoreA world for hair like no other
If you are a North Melbourne local, chances are you’ve been blown away by the colour and fun that sits within the shopfront of Madison’s World on Queensberry St.
Read MoreBringing the sunshine to hairstyling
In a vintage-inspired space in North Melbourne, you will find the bubbly Poppy Liu and a bright blue budgerigar named Kenny. Together, they are at the helm of Kenny and the Sunshine Girls.
Read MoreLeaders in Family and Child Support law
Robert McHugh and Simon Bacon first met during a case opposed to one another in court.
Read MoreWest Melbourne businesses win council funding
Two West Melbourne businesses have received a boost thanks to the City of Melbourne’s Small Business Grants Program, which aims to support new ventures and boost existing businesses in the city.
Read MoreCorePlus lands in North Melbourne
“I’m in the business of making people feel good,” laughs April Apostolikas, the owner of North Melbourne Pilates and yoga studio CorePlus.
Read MoreWest Melbourne welcomes its first build-to-rent development with the arrival of The Briscoe by Kinleaf
In what City of Melbourne Acting Lord Mayor Nicholas Reece described as a “red letter day” for West Melbourne comes the launch of The Briscoe by Kinleaf, a $150 million build-to-rent (BTR) development from Sentinel Fund Manager Australia (Sentinel Australia).
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