City life
‘We’ve been left in the dark’: Residents fight Junction Oval light tower plans
More than 150 people have signed a petition calling for the $6 million project in St Kilda to be halted.
- Lachlan Abbott
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Nudity, witch-hunts, and a bit of dysfunction: The first comedy festival reviews are in
From a performer who taps into Lynchian surrealism to one sans pants, this year’s comedy festival is in full swing. Here are our latest reviews.
- Hannah Francis, John Bailey, Mikey Cahill, Sonia Nair, Tyson Wray and Vyshnavee Wijekumar
What’s on in Melbourne in April to keep school holiday boredom at bay
From cooking classes to multicultural and maker markets, comedy and interactive exhibitions plus much more, we have you covered.
- Sonia Nair
What is Boomahnoomoonah’s claim to fame? Take The Age quiz
How well do you know Melbourne and Victoria? Test your trivia and news knowledge with The Age’s weekly quiz.
- Stephen Brook
City considers 24/7 cat curfew for Melbourne
The City of Melbourne is aiming to reduce the number of wildlife killed and pets lost or hurt on roads.
- Cara Waters
Marles’ meme mishap references sexually graphic TV scene
The deputy prime minister’s social post featuring an exchange from The White Lotus raises the question: what on Earth was he and/or his team thinking?
- Stephen Brook and Kishor Napier-Raman
Comedy Festival opening night abruptly cancelled after patron dies mid-show
The audience was forced to leave the Allstars Supershow performance after being told of the medical emergency.
- Brittany Busch
Melbourne could have a new park 76 times the size of the Botanic Gardens – if government acts now
The land for a huge proposed park on Melbourne’s northern fringe could soon be lost to developers, the government has been warned.
- Adam Carey
Nick Reece’s big-spend agenda in doubt as Melbourne’s debt reaches historic levels
There is uncertainty over more of the lord mayor’s election promises, including a rates freeze, as a hostile council complains about the city’s mounting debt.
- Rachael Dexter
Funding of free Robbie Williams concert under the spotlight
The lord mayor has declined to detail who funded the Fed Square event, at which the pop superstar was given the key to the city.
- Cara Waters
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