Public housing residents class action trial: where things are at
13 Nov 2024Jeannie Erceg knows what it’s like to be told she must leave her home at short notice.
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Public housing residents class action trial: where things are at
25 Oct 2024Jeannie Erceg knows what it’s like to be told she must leave her home at short notice.
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Craft’s final exhibition of 2024 celebrates the narratives behind objects and art
23 Oct 2024Craft Victoria is bringing internationally renowned Australian interior decorator, Simone Haag, on board as curator for its final exhibition of 2024.
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Tablet donation program making a difference at Ozanam house
16 Oct 2024A Melbourne GP clinic is calling on people to donate their unused iPads and tablets to residents of North Melbourne’s Ozanam House.
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“There’s a thing called a phone”: Kensington coffee window debacle now resolved
16 Oct 2024Kensington dog-walkers and pram-pushers can once again order their flat whites and long blacks through Local Folk’s serving window on Bayswater Rd.
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Luxury penthouses set to bring a taste of Billionaires’ Row to Southbank
9 Oct 2024Southbank is about to get a little more luxurious, with designs for eight new penthouses in the BLVD tower recently revealed at Melbourne Square.
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“Punitive and opaque”: Arron Wood denounces council closure of Kensington cafe window
4 Oct 2024Lord Mayoral candidate Arron Wood is taking action to save a beloved Kensington coffee window from closure, but the City of Melbourne says it is “working with the owner to find a way” to keep it open for service.
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“A no-brainer”: council urges greater disclosure of building sustainability credentials
25 Sep 2024The City of Melbourne is pushing the federal government to expand its Commercial Building Disclosure Program further as it seeks greater transparency from property owners and tenants regarding their building’s energy performance.
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RESET festival is back at Fed Square
20 Sep 2024The free sustainability festival has returned to Fed Square in September and school holiday period, with a program designed to make sustainability practical and fun for families and individuals.
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Nick Reece pledges to deploy city safety officers if re-elected
20 Sep 2024A 30-person team of city safety officers would be deployed 24/7 across Melbourne’s high traffic areas and crime hot spots including Elizabeth St if Lord Mayor Nick Reece is re-elected in October.
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Twilight “the new sunlight” for Melbourne retailers
11 Sep 2024Melbourne retail is thriving after dark, and it’s North and West Melbourne leading the charge.
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A “green oasis” is coming to Roden St in 2025
11 Sep 2024The greening of West Melbourne’s Roden St is one step closer to reality after City of Melbourne councillors unanimously voted to discontinue part of the street at its September 3 Future Melbourne Committee (FMC) meeting.
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