Cara Waters is the city editor for The Age.
A new $3.5 million installation has already helped cut the number of thefts.
The increasing popularity of giant utes is prompting a parliamentary inquiry to consider reducing the amount they are charged to use Melbourne’s toll roads.
The new wave of nail salons are a far cry from the many walk-in strip shop and shopping centre outlets, where payment is cash in hand and equipment can be poorly sterilised.
The venue quietly shut its doors for the last time two weeks ago, with owners saying: “We gave it our best, and it did not work out.”
Furbies are back, with a resurgence in popularity driven by ’90s nostalgia.
There’s longevity in retail, and then there’s Molony’s, where passion for the snow has run through the generations.
We deserve a world-class gateway to Melbourne, not a world-class car park from a facility determined to gouge us and make our lives more miserable.
The meditation on beauty and decay is the centrepiece of a plan to bring more people to one of Melbourne’s major shopping centres in the evenings.
Some passengers will have to walk almost 400 metres to be picked up at the airport.
Opened in 1998, the cost of the office is not itemised in the council budget, and the last publicly available report on its performance was filed in 2004.