Winter Produce Peaks at Melbourne's Top Farmers Markets Now
Winter is peak season for some of Victoria's most nutritious produce, and the city's farmers markets are stacked with reasons to ditch the supermarket.
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Melbourne's job market in 2026: what the latest employment figures mean for you
With unemployment holding steady at 4.4% and thousands of new workers expected in health, education and professional services, here is a practical guide to what is happening in Melbourne's labour market.
Melbourne's Waterfront Makeover: Data Reveals Winners and Losers
Behind the glossy renders and ministerial press releases, the figures shaping Melbourne's two most contested precincts tell a more complicated story about who benefits and who gets left behind.
Wellness Facilities to Know in Melbourne
New bathhouses, studios and clubs are expanding local options for recovery and fitness.
Melbourne Auction Clearance Rates Jump to 74% in July
Melbourne auction clearance rates climbed to 74% in early July. Inner East suburbs like Kew and Frankston corridor show strongest demand as winter listings slow.
Melbourne Vendors Rush Pre-Auction Sales as Market Pressure Intensifies
Market dynamics shift as sellers opt for pre-auction certainty over the unpredictability of the weekend bidding floor.
Melbourne's Cycling Clubs, Routes and Criterium Scene Attract All Levels
Melbourne's flat bay trails, hilly Dandenong Ranges routes and lively criterium scene make it one of Australia's best cities for cyclists of every level.
Melbourne's Housing Density Reform Accelerates Amid Affordability Concerns
A crucial week for Melbourne's housing landscape as the Victorian government pushes forward with reforms amidst community debate and concerns over affordability and sustainability.
The Data Statistics and Numbers Behind Melbourne's Housing Density Reform
A closer look at the numbers driving the debate on Melbourne's housing future
Melbourne's Outer Suburbs Miss Out on City's Green Energy Promises
As the Allan government touts its renewable energy targets and urban greening programs, community members in Melbourne's outer suburbs say the benefits are landing everywhere except where they live.
Melbourne's Film and VR Scene Defines Creative Hub Status
Innovative screenings and digital installations at local festivals are sharpening Melbourne's reputation as a hub for boundary-pushing arts.
Melbourne Reinvents Nightlife and Infrastructure to Attract Global Residents
After years of pandemic-era stagnation, the city has reinvented its night-time economy and public infrastructure to attract a new wave of global arrivals.
Universities in Melbourne: Complete Guide to 8 Colleges
Explore Melbourne's 8 universities and 200,000+ students. Compare UniMelb, Monash, RMIT and find the best university for your needs in Australia's academic capital.
Melbourne's Best Walking Trails: Distance and Difficulty Rankings Revealed
Ratings place the Yarra River paths and Tan Track among the clearest options for residents tracking distance and effort levels this winter.
Melbourne's 250km Tram Network Faces Major Modernisation Challenge
Transport planners, union figures and urban experts are clashing over how to modernise 250 kilometres of track without gutting a system that defines the city.
Melbourne's Free Outdoor Fitness Spots: Transform Your Workout Today
From the Tan Track to Docklands, the city's network of free outdoor gyms and fitness circuits has never been better, here's where to find them.
First-Home Buyers Deploy Smarter Strategies to Beat Melbourne's $920K Market
With the Victorian median now sitting at $920,000, first home buyers need a smarter game plan, not just a tighter budget.
Melbourne Residents Cut Phone Time, Boost Focus With Device-Free Hours
Melbourne residents are carving out device-free blocks each evening to cut stress and sharpen focus after long days at work.
Stamina Melbourne 2026 Returns to Banana Alley Vaults This July
Stamina Melbourne 2026 is coming to Banana Alley Vaults on Flinders Street this July.
Melbourne's AI Boom Creates Jobs While Raising Ethics Questions
The city's expanding AI and startup activity highlights opportunities while prompting consideration of responsible development.
Under $600k and Under Pressure: How Melbourne's Rental Crisis Is Reshaping Its Most Affordable Suburbs
In the suburbs where buyers can still get in for under $600,000, a brutal rental market is both pushing tenants toward ownership and squeezing the landlords who remain.
Melbourne houses surge ahead of units, reshaping buyer strategies
Melbourne houses have pulled ahead of units by a widening margin this year, reshaping buyer strategies across established suburbs.
Melbourne's Diversity Built Over Decades Now Faces 2026 Pressures
Decades of deliberate immigration policy, postwar necessity and shifting political winds have shaped the city we live in today, but the pressures of 2026 are testing that foundation like never before.
Melbourne grassroots networks reshape arts access through local programs
Grassroots networks in Melbourne are reshaping arts access through coordinated local programs that connect residents directly with creators.
Sweat Together, Stay Together: How Fitness Challenges Are Rebuilding Melbourne's Community Bonds
From the Tan Track to Fitzroy's side streets, group exercise events are doing something gym memberships never could, getting strangers to show up for each other.
Melbourne International Film Festival 2026 Debuts VR Works Across City Venues
The annual event brings new screenings and VR work to venues across the city centre and inner suburbs starting later this month.
Melbourne Galleries Champion Emerging Artists, Shifting Focus to Next Generation
As the city’s creative institutions recalibrate, a new generation of artists is moving from the margins to the main gallery walls.
'We feel invisible': Melbourne parents and students speak out as NAPLAN pressure and housing costs reshape school life
From Footscray to Fitzroy, families caught between rising rents and underfunded schools say the system is leaving their children behind.
Melbourne Property Prices Defy Logic as Auction Activity Plummets Sharply
Low clearance rates are failing to deliver bargains as stubborn vendor expectations, persistent migration, and a two-speed market keep would-be buyers on the back foot.
Melbourne’s Small Business Backbone: The Opportunity in Community and Awards
With 74% of city businesses classified as small, the Lord Mayor’s Small Business Awards highlight the resilience, diversity and opportunity among Melbourne’s independent owners.