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Julian O’Shea recognised with community history award
Southbank resident and online creator Julian O’Shea has made his community proud, taking home the Digital Storytelling Award at the 2024 Community History Awards on February 2 for his video series, Unknown Melbourne.
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Welcome to 2024, Southbank
We trust that everyone was able to find some downtime over the break to recharge for hopefully an exciting 2024.
Read MoreTackling the cost of living in Macnamara
Southbank is a beautiful place to live, and in my many conversations with you, I know that the people of Southbank love this community.
Read MoreSouthbank Sustainability Group in 2024
It has been lovely to hear from Southbank Sustainability Group (SSG) members that they were grateful the fortnightly gardening meetups kept going throughout the end-of-year period making participants feel engaged and part of a community.
Read MoreAs the rain poured down, the people poured in!
Southbank3006’s A Very Merry Friend-mas event has fast become the most successful community event held in Southbank, drawing an impressive 1000 attendees from all parts of the community, despite the wet day on Saturday, December 9.
Read MoreRunning from Southbank to Sydney for Beyond Blue
Southbank resident Michael Finn is embarking on an extraordinary journey, trading the comforts of the city for a marathon like no other: running from Melbourne to Sydney in a remarkable effort to raise money for Beyond Blue.
Read MoreAddressing the sad state of Southbank Promenade
This Christmas marks the point when I think we can say that the destructive COVID years are (fingers crossed!) now in the rear vision mirror.
Read MoreMacnamara, it’s been a big year
As we approach the festive season, I wanted to reflect on some of the work and achievements we have made this year.
Read MoreIt’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas around Metro Tunnel
You better watch out, you better not cry! The Metro Tunnel Project is coming to town for Christmas with a host of festive activities across Melbourne’s CBD.
Read MoreWeighing in on Southbank Promenade
As mentioned in my October column, I’d like to discuss Southbank Promenade this month.
Read MoreAnother year of green gains for Southbank
It has been a busy year for Southbank Sustainability Group (SSG).
Read MoreWishing you all, dear readers, a fabulous festive season
The committee of Southbank3006 would like to thank all our members, Southbank News readers and the community of Southbank for your support for our activism and events in 2023.
Read MoreWomen’s health in Victoria – making real change
Women and girls make up more than half of our population, yet their health has been overlooked and underdiagnosed for too long.
Read MoreStreet transformed in “Dodds St Reboot”
Dodds St underwent a transformation in November, as part of the “Dodds St ReBoot”.
Read MoreDo you have remedial works coming up? Who’s the super?
During COVID, a number of owners’ corporations (OCs) deferred major remedial works projects that were due to be undertaken.
Read MoreAnzac Station on the move
Work on St Kilda Rd’s Anzac Station is progressing in line with the Metro Tunnel’s 2025 opening date, with architectural fit-out well under way and installation of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing equipment continuing.
Read MoreCouncil street safety review misses the mark
If you missed it, Southbank Residents’ Association (SRA) in collaboration with City of Melbourne, hosted a forum for the council to announce new pedestrian road safety projects.
Read MoreSustainable events this November
The next Southbank Sustainability Group (SSG) event is a workshop focused on the role of herbs in health and wellbeing. In this interactive workshop, you will learn more about the medicinal uses of common culinary herbs and be introduced to the array of herbs growing in the community garden in front of the Boyd Community Hub.
Read MoreSouthbank of your imagination
What would a Southbank of your imagination look like?
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Residents “shaken” at lavish Southbank apartment building
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