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West Melbourne living meets natural soap making
West Melbourne resident and business owner Emma Cook has made the absolute most out of her home office since moving to the area five years ago.
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West Gate Tunnel construction more than “70 per cent” complete
The Victorian Government has announced the heavily interrupted construction of the West Gate Tunnel is now more than 70 per cent complete, after beginning in early 2018 and now projected to finish in late 2025, three years later than originally proposed.
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Is this North Melbourne’s newest, and only, wine bar?
After teasing locals with the promise of wine, beers, aperitivos and tasty morsels for months, Lumen People is now open for night service.
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New audio warning for illegal footpath riders in e-scooter crackdown
New “in-app communication” trial sees scooters telling off their non-compliant riders.
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DRIFTW O O D at Gallerysmith
Lisa Seward stopped, standing over a piece of driftwood on Shoreham beach, fascinated. The artist began to study the small tracks grooved by ancient currents, musing on the driftwood’s journey and how it came to rest.
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Safety, inclusion address at public housing community meeting
The North Melbourne public housing community has gathered in solidarity with the City of Melbourne to discuss critical issues of safety, inclusion, discrimination, and other concerns.
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It’s Now or Never
Melbourne will soon be transformed with large-scale outdoor sculptural installations and projections, an immersive 360-degree pop-up dome cinema and a slew of boundary-breaking performances that explore the realm where technology and art converge, as the City of Melbourne debuts its newest digital art and future thinking festival, Now or Never, this month.
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West Melbourne Office Returns 307% for Australian Chiropractors Association
The city headquarters of the Australian Chiropractors Association (ACA) at 38-40 Dudley Street, West Melbourne, has sold under the hammer for $2.49 million to an undisclosed local buyer in the professional services sector.
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Council consults on Power Melbourne
The City of Melbourne and two other neighbouring councils have identified 16 proposed locations for new neighbourhood batteries that will help deliver more renewable energy to inner-city locals, with consultation kicking off this month.
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West Melbourne residents outraged over hotel redevelopment plans
A proposal to redevelop the Miami Hotel in West Melbourne into a five-storey building over four parcels of land has angered locals who believe it will have a detrimental impact to the area’s amenity.
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Rat spotting on the Maribyrnong
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