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West Melbourne: A Sense of Place
This is the title of the forthcoming publication of the Hotham History Project – an anthology providing glimpses of the evolving history of West Melbourne from pre-colonial times.
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Emissions by the richest people are accelerating climate breakdown
One hour of emissions from Australian billionaires’ super yachts and private jets equals what an average Australian emits in an entire year.
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The new heart of the CBD: Town Hall Station concourse revealed
Melbourne’s stunning “square under a square” has been revealed, with new images of the Metro Tunnel’s Town Hall Station taking shape directly under the City Square.
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March in Parkville Gardens
March is a multi-faceted month. Autumn has arrived, universities are back in full swing, football’s kicked off, Moomba fever is in the air, annual religious observances are under way for believers, and the Parkville Gardens Residents’ Association (PGRA) is once again hosting a seasonal event.
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NWMPA: nurturing North and West Melbourne’s growth
At Hyperlocal News (publisher of North West City News), we’ve had the privilege of observing North and West Melbourne’s steady rise, and much of that story owes a debt to the North & West Melbourne Precinct Association (NWMPA).
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QVM traders to strike again
Traders at Queen Victoria Market are preparing to strike for the second time due to increasing challenges posed by market management.
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Bobby’s Bakery sets up shop
North Melbourne is home to some of the city’s best pastries but thanks to Bobby’s Bakery it just got a lot better.
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Royal Park sporting field proposal sparks community concern
The City of Melbourne’s proposal for new sporting fields in Royal Park has left the community divided, with advocacy groups concerned that the park is under threat, while sporting associations are are backing the suggested changes.
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Terrapotter Studios: the home of North Melbourne’s clay community
Terrapotter Studios is a sanctuary for ceramic enthusiasts, where both beginners and seasoned potters can explore their creativity in a welcoming North Melbourne space.
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Kensington locals urge immediate action on slippery tactile pavers
Kensington residents are concerned about the dangers that tactile pavers across the city pose for local safety, with many frustrated at the City of Melbourne’s lack of prioritisation to replace the pavers.
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Cheers to Bridget Mac: West Melbourne’s own local winemaker
Public Record Office Victoria opens the files on some of our most infamous criminals
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