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The ‘capitalist nonsense’ killing Melbourne’s live music scene
Cash Savage still remembers the first time she played to sold-out crowd at Fitzroy’s Old Bar. She’s growing increasingly dismayed about the future of the city’s iconic gig culture.
- by Melissa Cunningham
Six asbestos parks confirmed as council at centre of saga calls for taskforce
- by Rachael Dexter and Annika Smethurst
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Ditch the timetable: Metro Tunnel trains on track to run every three minutes
- by Kieran Rooney
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Melbourne’s ‘prince of pizza’ making dough in Norway after debts and drive-by shootings
- by Cameron Houston and Chris Vedelago
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When the head of a crime family found trackers on his car, he knew the game was up
- by Chris Vedelago and Marta Pascual Juanola
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Asbestos fail: Allan government should have heeded the warning signs
- by The Age's View
Six asbestos parks confirmed as council at centre of saga calls for taskforce
- by Rachael Dexter and Annika Smethurst
Abbott’s Adelaide antics at odds with his message on party’s women problem
- by Noel Towell and Kishor Napier-Raman
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City life
Parents ‘absolutely livid’ after parking outside Glen Iris school restricted
Parents at a private school in Melbourne’s east are up in arms over changes to parking rules that mean they cannot park outside the school to drop off and pick up their children.
- by Cara Waters
Arts companies worry State Theatre shutdown could spell curtains for future shows
Opera Australia and the Australian Ballet are among those concerned that Melbourne could miss out on some shows from the knock-on effect of three years of renovations at the State Theatre.
- by Cara Waters
With pyjamas and tatts, Melbourne’s biggest Bluey fans gather for special episode
- by Ashleigh McMillan and Thomas Mitchell
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