Cult-favourite tofu shop moves to West Melbourne
13 Jul 2022When Tofu Shoten first opened as a tiny pop-up counter in a Brunswick café last year, word quickly spread that some of the freshest tofu in Victoria was being handmade on site.
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Grandma’s little helper
29 Jun 2022Five-month-old border collie Shadow lives with a busy family of four. Lucky for her, grandma Pippa breaks up the long hours when everyone is at work and school by taking her out to play fetch.
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Donations wanted for Alma Doepel deck planks
29 Jun 2022Volunteers behind the restoration of Docklands’ historic tall ship, the Alma Doepel, are inviting the community to be part of the project by sponsoring a deck plank.
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Old and underused council properties could be up for sale
15 Jun 2022A worn and “underutilised” City of Melbourne-owned property on A’Beckett St is among four properties expected to go on the open market, following a community engagement process.
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Lights on for Australia 108
8 Jun 2022Australia 108 unveiled a dazzling light display seen throughout the city to mark one year since construction wrapped on the tallest building in Melbourne.
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Council-owned Canning St property to go on the market
1 Jun 2022A disused and declining council-owned property in Carlton could potentially go up for sale, pending approvals.
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Superheroes skate for an event with heart
1 Jun 2022Professional ice skaters dressed as superheroes delighted crowds at O’Brien Icehouse on Saturday, May 14, while raising awareness about congenital heart disease.
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Exhibition finds art in Melbourne’s mundane
25 May 2022In the busy crowds of Melbourne’s CBD, forgotten shopping lists stick to the soles of shoes, while discarded cardboard boxes get kicked out of the way.
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Arts House launches program for deaf and disabled creatives
18 May 2022For the next five years, the new Warehouse Residency at Arts House in North Melbourne will support deaf, disabled, neurodiverse and chronically ill artists to reach their artistic potential.
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Labor pledges $2.84 million to Moonee Ponds Creek restoration
18 May 2022Federal Labor has promised to spend more on efforts to transform the Moonee Ponds Creek into a “natural Melbourne icon” if Anthony Albanese is elected on May 21.
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Cranes named by local grade ones
4 May 2022If you’ve recently passed through the new Melbourne Quarter precinct between Flinders and Collins streets opposite Southern Cross Station, you might have noticed some interesting names emblazoned on four cranes.
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Patience and consistency makes for a cool and calm cavoodle
4 May 2022Three-year-old cavoodle Cooper is the “Arthur Fonzarelli of dogs”, according to owner Steve Ostwald.
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