ANZAC DAYS: A glimpse into the past
7 May 2024ANZAC DAYS, a photo exhibition dedicated to past ANZAC Day parades, will be taking place at Magnet Galleries until May 25.
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ANZAC DAYS, a photo exhibition dedicated to past ANZAC Day parades, will be taking place at Magnet Galleries until May 25.
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RMIT University has launched a new educational space to support a new coding program, which it is offering to students in partnership with tech giant Apple.
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Walk along Bullens Lane in Melbourne’s CBD, and you might feel the piercing gaze of a pair of eyes staring you down.
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The City of Melbourne has increased its efforts to combat offensive graffiti in the city after announcing a new clean city services contract this month.
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Two West Melbourne businesses have received a boost thanks to the City of Melbourne’s Small Business Grants Program, which aims to support new ventures and boost existing businesses in the city.
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William Angliss Institute’s new Meating Needs program has been providing support to Foodbank while upskilling apprentices.
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A new ballet school opened its doors last month, becoming the first of its kind in Docklands.
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For the past 93 years, Prosser’s Seafood has been providing fresh food to patrons at Queen Victoria Market.
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With the university semester now under way, rentals in Carlton have been in high demand as students flock to secure accommodation close to campus.
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For five days in March, Dissent, an event exploring morality and social conditioning, will take over North Melbourne’s Arts House.
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From March 12 to 17, 2024, Nu Disco, a “one-woman odyssey into the beating heart of the club”, will be running at La Mama HQ in Carlton.
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A liquor shop acting as the only CBD site where people can cash in bottles and cans under the state’s container deposit scheme (CDS) is struggling to cope with demand.
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