Research shows there are regularly more people in the CBD between 5pm and 7pm than there are early in the morning.
Traders and residents are copping the brunt of antisocial behaviour and filth at the trouble-plagued southern end of Elizabeth Street.
The lord mayor won’t say if she will contest the next election. She might leave even sooner.
The journalist known as the Human Headline declares himself a candidate for the city’s top job,saying he still has “fire in the belly” at 80.
The Royal Exhibition Building received World Heritage Listing in 2004 including a buffer zone of increased protection around the gardens. That’s being encroached.
Masons will replace 150 tonnes of stone and as they give one of Melbourne most-well known bridges a much-needed facelift.
At a fiery meeting on Tuesday night,the City of Melbourne council rejected a motion calling for a cease-fire in Gaza as hundreds of people rallied outside.
There are concerns for the future of Melbourne’s City Library amid plans to revamp the space by removing around 50,000 books from the first floor and replacing them with meeting rooms.
The Victorian government announced the scheme with two sentences in its housing statement,but industry figures and stakeholders say it’s likely to fall well short.
The cooling relief centre on Bourke Street – with air-conditioning,cold drinks and visiting healthcare workers – will open when the mercury hits 35 degrees.
You mightn’t have stepped inside one for years,but these days libraries are serving communities in innovative ways beyond books,from filmmaking courses to educational games.