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Celebrate queer arts and culture with Midsumma
While rainbow flags swarm the city to celebrate the yes vote, Melbourne’s favourite Midsumma Festival will kick off with a bang in Southbank.
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oBike could be state issue
Lord Mayor Robert Doyle has indicated the City of Melbourne has limited power to regulate oBike and may ask the state government to intervene.
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Open the vault!
A groundbreaking Australian music experience arrives in Southbank on December 19 with the oepning of the Australian Music Vault at Arts Centre Melbourne.
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“Unfinished Business” at ACCA
The Australian Centre for Contemporary Art’s (ACCA) “Big Picture” summer exhibition celebrates feminist concerns in recent Australian art.
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VIA ALICE
Marking the opening of the 2018 festival, Sugar Mountain presents VIA ALICE – an immersive virtual reality film and performance, which invites audiences to experience the strength and diversity of contemporary indigenous Australian knowledge, cultures and identities.
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School holidays at MRC
The Melbourne Recital Centre’s annual Music Play Family Festival returns to Southbank these summer school holidays.
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A summer of photography!
The Photography Studies College (PSC) will open its “Summer Exhibition” on Wednesday, December 13 at its home at 65 City Rd, Southbank.
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Apartment living made easy
A business offering locals quality apartment furniture and Manchester at incredibly low prices has just opened its doors at DFO South Wharf’s Homemaker Centre.
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Tract Consultants ride into Southbank
Having recently moved its headquarters to Riverside Quay in Southbank, Tract Consultants celebrated its new space last month by participating in Bicycle Network Victoria’s Ride-to-Work Day.
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Soups, salads, patience and supplements
Soups and salads Looking for a great way to alter your eating habits to not only lose weight but improve your nutritional intake?
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Activating vertical villages
Activating vertical villages
Read MoreNot all liability policies are created equal
Do you sit on the committee of your owners’ corporation (OC)?
Read MoreShort-stays behind property price pain
The Victorian Government must address the state’s unregulated commercial short-stay industry, if it’s serious about fixing Melbourne’s housing affordability crisis
Read MoreBiased on school name
Your article on “naming fiasco” was very biased.
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A jack of all arts
Since moving to Melbourne from his hometown of Wagga Wagga 10 years ago, local musical theatre guru Andrew Strano hasn’t lived anywhere else but here in Southbank.
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ASBESTOS!!
Asbestos is a word that conjures up images of dreadful effects on the lungs of many people working with products containing it, such as Fibrolite (known as “fibro”).
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On Saturday, October 28, history was made at St Johns, Southgate. Members of the Catholic Archdiocese of Melbourne and the Lutheran congregations of Melbourne gathered together to commemorate 500 years since the beginning of the Protestant Reformation.
Read MoreLunches are for everyone
The Yarra River Business luncheons are not just for business operators, but also for residents and, in fact, for anyone interested in the issues that affect the Yarra River Precinct.
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Sunday Streets
The Boyd Community Hub will host a Sunday Streets event in Kavanagh Street for local residents on November 12.
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Joe Bagnara honoured
Former Southbank Residents’ Group (SRG) president Joe Bagnara was honoured with a lifetime membership at the AGM.
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