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Council to review sister city relationships
The City of Melbourne has pledged to review its arrangements with international cities, less than two months after suspending ties with St Petersburg following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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Inflation rate fires up Socialists
The cost of living was on everyone’s lips down at The District Docklands on Saturday April 30 in the lead-up to the Federal election.
Read MoreCouncil pushes both levels of government to act on Central Pier
The City of Melbourne is calling on both federal and state governments to make the redevelopment of Central Pier a priority ahead of their respective May and November elections.
Read MorePaterson’s push for Melbourne
In less than two months, Labor candidate Keir Paterson will look to return Melbourne as a Labor seat in the upcoming federal election — but he faces an uphill battle.
Read More“Worst electoral system in the country?” Warnings sent to agents after 2020 election probe
A City of Melbourne councillor has conceded that it “might just take the prize for the worst electoral system in the country” after 20 real estate agents were warned following an investigation into the 2020 municipal elections.
Read MoreCity of Melbourne calls for financial help for businesses
The City of Melbourne will call on the state and federal government to throw money at businesses as the impacts of the Omicron outbreak continue to bite.
Read MorePush for more notice on significant reports
Locals have asked the City of Melbourne to give more than the current five days’ notice for significant policy and strategy papers, arguing the current period leaves insufficient time for proper scrutiny.
Read MoreCouncillor misses out in federal politics bid
City of Melbourne councillor Roshena Campbell’s bid for Liberal Party preselection in the outer-eastern seat of Casey was unsuccessful in November, finishing third in a hotly contested count.
Read MoreNew campaign to lure residents to Docklands
In 1978, architectural commentator Norman Day described Melbourne as “an empty useless city centre.”
Read More“A really special precinct”: Maritime trail edges closer
Plans for a trail to celebrate Melbourne’s maritime history has received “significant support” from key stakeholders and the community.
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