City of Melbourne
‘The Dirty Dozen’ street foods that define Melbourne’s history
Ceramic sculptures of pies, coffee and dim sims are among the street foods celebrated in a new exhibition at Town Hall. See what else made the list.
- Cara Waters
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Lord Mayor backflips on promise of 50,000 free swimming lessons and $2 swims
Lord Mayor Nick Reece is backing away from a pledge to provide 50,000 free swimming lessons and $2 swimming pool entry across the City of Melbourne’s pools.
- Cara Waters
You win sumo, you lose some: Busker Gocchanko wrestles with onlookers, red tape
A street-fighting star who’s been a hit in Melbourne’s CBD found himself grappling with the city’s hefty bureaucracy.
- Alexander Darling
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After eight years in storage, Burke and Wills are journeying to La Trobe Street
A statue of the explorers will not return to its prime location in Melbourne’s city square.
- Cara Waters
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- City life
From robes to runway: Sally Capp steps back into the spotlight
The former lord mayor will hit the catwalk at the Melbourne Fashion Festival with a message to tell.
- Cara Waters
‘It’s going to be a museum’: Fears for the Queen Vic Market’s future
A strike this week by fruit and vegetable traders exposed tensions between traders, management and developers.
- Cara Waters
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- City life
‘Selling the farm to pay for the silverware’: Car park sale to Merivale slammed
The Melbourne council has voted to sell a CBD asset to Sydney hospitality billionaire Justin Hemmes, but some councillors say it’s gone ‘for a song’.
- Rachael Dexter
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- City life
Mimi’s and a ‘sky garden’: Sydney billionaire Justin Hemmes’ grand plan for Melbourne CBD car park
Merivale Group has bought a City of Melbourne car park to build a precinct with restaurants, cafes, bars, a hotel and retail.
- Cara Waters
Councillors are lining up to attack this website – the lord mayor granted it an interview
There are complaints aplenty from the city’s municipal chambers about the site’s pointed attacks.
- Stephen Brook and Kishor Napier-Raman
Why Queen Victoria Market fruiterers will strike for the first time in 147 years
As a dispute over rising costs rolls on, the famed market’s fruit and vegetable traders say they will shut their stalls on Tuesday.
- Cara Waters
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