Arts & Culture
A theatrical response to queer lives under the law
How does a person live freely after being told for most of their life that their very identity is criminal?
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Community left in the dark over E-Gate urban renewal
A 20-hectare parcel of state-owned land in West Melbourne which was set to become Melbourne’s next major urban development seems to have been abandoned in favour of the West-Gate Tunnel Project (WGTP).
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Kids jump for joy at JJ Holland Park
Kids of Kensington now have a brand-new playground complete with age-friendly zones, a flying fox, a space net and a barbecue for parents on the sideline.
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A pub with a resident artist
During the long days of winter last year, the Doutta Galla Hotel in Racecourse Rd encouraged its staff on JobKeeper to come up with creative ideas for the business.
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Kids meet sporting heroes at picnic
Families soaked up some winter sunshine during a school holiday picnic in North Melbourne where young footy fans enjoyed a kick with their sporting heroes.
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Arts House production explores cultural fear
Indigenous performance group Marrugeku is bringing a dance theatre production, which explores the connection to high Aboriginal incarceration rates and detention of asylum seekers, to North Melbourne’s Arts House.
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Indigenous performance group Marrugeku is bringing a dance theatre production, which explores the connection to high Aboriginal incarceration rates and detention of asylum seekers, to North Melbourne’s Arts House.
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Council endorses new design bodies
Deputy Lord Mayor Nicholas Reece declared it was a “particularly proud moment for the city” as City of Melbourne councillors unanimously supported the establishment of two new design bodies.
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Tree plan riles up residents in tight street
A “street greening” proposal to transform the streetscape of a narrow North Melbourne street has drawn strong criticism from locals as it could result in the loss of parking.
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Metro Tunnel marks nearly 30 million hours worked
All eyes were on the Metro Tunnel’s Arden Station recently, which was the location for Premier Daniel Andrews’ return to work after a fall that left him with spinal injuries.
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City of Melbourne flag celebrating whaling set to endure
Small businesses’ time to shine
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