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Recent industrial relations reforms are expected to affect wages, casual hiring practices and job security across three of Melbourne's largest employment sectors, with implications for thousands of local workers and the cost of services.
Spring brings renewed energy to the precinct as locals embrace the season's best.
While Sydney swelters, Melbourne’s traders are betting on high-end curation and hyper-local sourcing to survive the city’s evolving retail habits.
The report identifies exposure for women and university graduates in Melbourne administrative and professional roles across education and health services.
From the Yarra Valley to the Mornington Peninsula, the Dandenong Ranges, and the Great Ocean Road, here are Melbourne's finest day trips.
A packed week at the Town Hall left councillors divided on mid-rise rezoning, inner-suburb development levies, and how to pay for the city's ageing community infrastructure.
Lap swimmers across Melbourne are heading outdoors this July to maintain routines at accessible waterfront venues.
Shifting investor sentiment and sustained migration levels are recalibrating value expectations across Melbourne's diverse housing corridors.
Group sessions along Melbourne's river trails and park circuits are drawing larger crowds this winter as people combine exercise with social connection.
Melbourne pest control guide 2026: how much pest inspections, termite treatments, cockroach treatments, and rodent control cost in Melbourne, and how to find a licensed and insured Victorian pest controller.
The crush of bodies at Flinders Street Station is becoming a relic of the past as hybrid work patterns fundamentally shift when and how we navigate the city.
Winter clearance rates have hit a record low, median prices are holding firm, and the gap between those two facts is telling a very specific story about where Melbourne's market is heading.
Sydney's record-breaking winter heat has focused fresh attention on Victoria's own sustainability journey, a decades-long push that has reshaped suburbs, power grids and government budgets alike.
Fitzroy and Collingwood streets show how local routines and small initiatives shape daily life in Melbourne's inner north.
A broad global sell-off dragged the ASX lower on Thursday, piling fresh pressure on Melbourne's rate-sensitive property and construction sectors just as they were beginning to find their footing.
Melbourne's wellness community is turning to simple breathing exercises to cut through daily stress, and the science says they work faster than you might think.
From the Tan Track to Fitzroy Gardens, the city's green spaces are drawing early risers seeking calm before the commute, and the science backs them up.
From Princes Park to the Maribyrnong River trail, Melburnians are turning their morning dog walks into full social fitness rituals, and the science backs them up.
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