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A different take on history
While having only recently moved to Southbank, new Southside Towers resident Robin Grow said he and his wife had quickly settled into their new inner-city lifestyle.
Read MoreNo independent authority, just yet
Despite receiving a $2 million boost for new floating berths at Southgate Wharf, Southbank’s wait for the establishment of an independent waterways authority continues.
Read MoreCrime wave strikes IGA
The IGA supermarket on Sturt St, Southbank was the victim of a spate of crimes over recent months.
Read MoreA major milestone for Riverside Quay
In what Lord Mayor Robert Doyle described as a future “icon of Melbourne”, Southbank’s new flagship commercial tower at 2 Riverside Quay officially topped off last month.
Read MoreNew rules, new era
The days of overdevelopment in Southbank as we know it are over, after Minister for Planning Richard Wynne announced a major overhaul to planning controls in the central city.
Read MoreTurnbull slammed on NBN
With a federal election looming, the NBN is set to be a contentious issue that Southbank voters will want answers to.
Read MoreCouncil takes a lead
In an effort to kick-start action at all levels of politics, the City of Melbourne (CoM) has taken a voluntary lead on reforming laws surrounding the disclosure of electoral donations.
Read MoreEducation funding boost
Local education received a boost in the State Budget last month, with more than $50 million announced to help deliver two new primary schools in the local area by 2018.
Read MoreTrivia night a huge success
In what was an overwhelming success, 61 local residents packed out the Boyd Community Hub on Wednesday, April 6 for the inaugural Southbank Community Trivia Night.
Read MoreSouth Wharf to host malaria congress
The Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) will hold an inaugural congress in a bid to jumpstart the global fight against malaria.
Read MoreLoop facelift underway
Work has begun to transform the unused Power St Loop site next to the Domain Tunnel entrance near Sturt St.
Read MoreLUCID to open at Chunky Move
L U C I D, a dance performance by Dutch choreographer Anouk van Dijk, is set to open at Chunky Move running from May 26 until June 12.
Read MoreJazz cats skip into Southbank
The Melbourne International Jazz Festival will bop, skip and bounce into Southbank running from June 3-12.
Read MoreOpera Australia celebrates 60th anniversary with La Bohème
Opera Australia will be running 10 shows of Giacomo Puccini’s ‘La Bohème’ at the State Theatre to celebrate its 60th birthday.
Read MoreSt Johns Southgate
It happened with Kevin Rudd, it happened with Julia Gillard, it happened with Kevin Rudd (no, this is not a typo), it happened with Tony Abbott, and it already seems to be happening with Malcolm Turnbull.
Read MoreRising sea-levels could see Southbank underwater
Parts of Southbank could be underwater by 2100 according to new climate change modelling released last month.
Read MoreYour local physio
Having operated in Freshwater Place for close to 10 years, Elite Sports Physio’s Sriyan Peries can safely be regarded as Southbank’s local physiotherapist.
Read MoreA gym like no other
The brand-new, state-of-the-art facilities at Platinum Athletic Fitness on City Rd are set to provide a game-changing platform for how residents of Southbank and the inner city do fitness, health and wellbeing.
Read MoreDo it yourself
I thought it was time we threw another project out there.
Read MoreHealth and Wellbeing
There’s so much on offer to get active in Southbank!
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