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Southbank a main Pokemon attraction
Pokemon Go enthusiasts are flocking to Southbank from suburbs as far as Pakenham to catch the virtual monsters.
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Sculptural dance
New artist-in-residence at the Boyd Community Hub Deanne Butterworth says she is focused on dance, public sculptures and space.
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Love-locks become works of art
Couples who fixed a padlock along Evan Walker Bridge some years ago as a tribute to their love can rest assured that, since removed, the locks are being transformed into extraordinary art.
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High-rise heaven
A Singaporean architecture practice has released its competition entry for the approved redevelopment of Kavanagh Park.
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Parks boss addresses businesses
Parks Victoria’s new CEO Bradley Fauteux provided an optimistic outlook for local businesses and the waterways at last month’s Yarra River Business Association (YRBA) luncheon on Friday, July 15.
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Hotel opens on City Rd
Oaks Hotels and Resorts helped celebrate the grand opening of the 37-storey Opus Tower on City Rd last month.
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Industrial action at council looming
City of Melbourne (CoM) employees are gearing up for industrial action following the breakdown in enterprise agreement negotiations.
Read MoreCommunity group recasts vision
The South Port Urban Responsible Renewal (SPURR) group has urged the State Government to include public consultation, governance and funding principles in its recast vision for Fishermans Bend.
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Hidden Faces returns
The popular Hidden Faces Exhibition has returned to the Hilton South Wharf lobby to showcase an encapsulating display of portraits by Victorian artists.
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August jazz at the Salon
For her upcoming debut, critically acclaimed jazz singer Sarah McKenzie plans to captivate her audience with her unique twist on music from the timeless Great American Songbook.
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Show time at the NGV
“Friday Nights at NGV” is in full swing at Southbank and there’s plenty of action yet to see.
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Connecting with people
As the Photography Studies College (PSC) prepares for its open day on August 14, it has no greater ambassador for aspiring photographers than teacher Craig Wetjen.
Read MoreFuture secured for music comps
Australia’s most prestigious chamber music competitions are set for an exciting future, backed by a new consortium of leading music organisations and the State Government.
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The fence comes down on Boyd!
While it continues to deliberate on what it will do with the redundant site, the City of Melbourne has taken the fence down at Boyd to create a temporary park.
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Posture, metabolism and when did you last visit your GP?
Posture and exercise programming I see so many people needing to repair damage done through previous exercise modalities or wanting to improve their posture and function.
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A hidden gem
Tucked away on Normanby Rd behind South Wharf, many might be surprised to learn that a cool, cozy and community-centric cafe and events space exists.
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Found any old coins?
If you’ve ever unearthed an old coin from the bottom of a drawer that you may have inherited from a loved one or kept as a keepsake, it might well be worth seeking a valuation.
Read MoreWet ’n’ Wild comes to Strataland
Unfortunately, we are well into storm season in Australia, and the east coast is being battered with its usual fair share of heavy rains and high winds.
Read MoreCouncil supports residents on short-stays
Melbourne City Council has voted unanimously to support residents in the fight to regulate the short-stay industry.
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