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Visionary Stan shares his passion with the YRBA
Members of Southbank’s business community were treated to a passionate address at the Yarra River Business Association’s first networking luncheon of the year on Friday, March 6.
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Businesses in Southbank
SNAP Fitness club manager David Bratton is excited to be bringing his passion for health and fitness to Southbank residents.
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St Johns Southgate
Pass by St Johns any time soon and you are bound to feel the buzz – and hear the music – of big things happening.
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Pets Corner
Much like his owner, 3-year-old Benji possesses a high appreciation for the arts.
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Australian employers are starting to offer their employees flexible working solutions to enhance productivity and sustain employee engagement by allowing them to work from a home office.
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Police seek violent robbers
Police are investigating two assault-and-robberies in Southbank and South Melbourne on December 29.
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Market shuts up shop
The Southbank Farmers Market will not operate in 2015, with organisers optimistic of a return to Southbank next year.
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High hopes for ‘other’ east-west link
Proponents of the Melbourne B1 Veloway are confident that the new State Government will accept their novel idea to separate cyclists from CBD motorists and pedestrians.
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Thank you Natalie
It is with a heavy heart that after two and a half years, community animator at the Boyd Community Hub Natalie Warren says farewell to Southbank.
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From busking to the city’s top job
New Melbourne council CEO Ben Rimmer is returning to the city which gave him a start in life – as a young busker playing violin for extra cash.
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TPG temporarily halts fibre rollout
TPG has been forced to halt its Fibre-to-the-Basement (FTTB) campaign after the federal government introduced new regulations last month.
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Boom time beginning
If you think Southbank is booming, then hang on to your hat, the party is only starting.
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Rumble strips to slow speeding cyclists
The City of Melbourne will be installing eight sets of rumble strips along Southbank Promenade this month, in a bid to deter cyclists from speeding.
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Australia 108 goes on sale locally
The wait for local buyers on the hunt for a slice of what will be Melbourne’s tallest building is over, with Australia 108 apartments now on the market.
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Major Buxton art donation to VCA
In a significant act of arts philanthropy, property developer and art collector Michael Buxton has donated his private contemporary Australian art collection to the Victorian College of the Arts in Southbank.
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Come swing to the Sounds of Southgate
Voice teacher, choral director and composer Kate Sadler has brought her passion for music to Southbank.
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Jordan Madge anxiously awaits the opening day to the Photobook Melbourne Festival, as he is the only student chosen to participate.
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Businesses in Southbank
Broad Bean Organic Grocer’s Andrew Crompton said he and co-owner Paul Bullivant couldn’t be happier with the Southbank community’s response since opening their doors a year ago.
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Wind tunnel testing key to development
Wind engineers say developers need to give greater consideration to wind conditions and the comfort of ground-level pedestrians when designing new buildings.
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Summersalt – Exxopolis and Pixel Mountain
Summersalt Festival is in the heart of its gigantic five-week program, and there are many more exciting events to come in the lead up to White Night on February 21.
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