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The ANZ Gothic Bank stands majestically on the corner of Queen Street and Collins Street. It comprises two buildings: the former English, S... -
At the moment, Melbourne is cold and windy. Everyone is rugging up, everyone is wearing black and everyone seems to be sick (myself included... -
How goofy is this horse? Goofy! After years of being dragged through museums as a child and rolling my eyes in boredom at the Greek vases... -
Have you ever wondered what Melbourne looked like 100 years ago? The following clip comes from a silent documentary first screened on Novemb...
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At the top of Bourke Street, Madame Brussels is a delightful rooftop bar, named after one of the most salacious characters in Melbourne'... -
Previously , I introduced Little Lon, a notorious slum and red-light district, which existed in Melbourne from around 1840 to 1948. Despite... -
Turning our backs on city's heritage... again By Marika Dobbin The Age January 24 2011 Docklands sheds are a vanishing part of Mel...
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Thirty-one years ago today (March 27), for some strange reason I’ll never figure out, Karen said “I Do” and she’s been stuck with me ever si... -
On a Comics History email list I am on, there has been discussion on whether "many academics are intentionally perpetuating racism&quo...
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We have been featuring stories about Peck's Bad Boy by George W. Peck in the Basement. They're pretty funny and worth a listen. Of ...
