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Hospitality owners staying optimistic following Omicron wave
After the Omicron surge sparked an unprecedented disruption to business, hospitality owners in the city’s north-west say they are hoping the worst is behind them.
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Iconic North Melbourne pub calls lasts drinks
North Melbourne’s iconic Court House Hotel which dates back to the 19th century is up for sale, offering an “endless array of refurbishment and repositioning opportunities”.
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Former government minister and social justice advocate honoured
Bronwyn Pike, a dedicated social justice advocate and a former Victorian Labor Government Minister, has been awarded an Australian Day honour.
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Kensington Junior Soccer Club kicking goals after scoring community grant
Kensington Junior Soccer Club kicking goals after scoring community grant
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Iconic Kensington mansion up for sale
A 130-year-old iconic mansion in Kensington which was once home to the mayor of Flemington is up for sale.
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Royal Park Golf Club driving its way to 120 years
For golf-enthusiasts in Parkville, the Royal Park Golf Course is a place to come together and bond over a shared love of the sport.
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Summer fun at Flemington
Most of life is disappointment but one of the best places for coming to terms with it is Flemington Racecourse.
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Police crackdown on scooters
There’s a right and a wrong way to ride an e-scooter and Highway Patrol at North Melbourne Police Station is being forced to police it.
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Smaller crowds at art openings
Katy Beale is checking the ice and lining up the glasses for an opening at One Star Lounge and Gallery at Victoria St, West Melbourne.
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School community wins fight against planned phone tower
A West Melbourne school community is rejoicing after thwarting plans for a mobile phone tower to be built just metres from Haileybury College’s city campus.
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Best places to eat and drink: November
Traders relieved after council waives outdoor dining fees
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