Tag: Melbourne
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LGBTQIA+ Fantasy Ball Takes Over State Library Victoria with Ballroom Brilliance
Australia’s State Library Victoria Hosts a Night of LGBTQIA+ Fantasy Ball Magic In a departure from the usual weekend rush at Melbourne’s State Library Victoria, a community of ball culture enthusiasts and LGBTQIA+ performers gathered for a night of spectacle, expression, and connection. The LGBTQIA+ Fantasy Ball transformed the historic space into a runway of…
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Ballroom Community Dazzles Victoria: LGBTQIA+ Fantasy Ball Takes Over State Library of Victoria
An Unconventional Saturday at a Historic Venue The State Library of Victoria rarely hosts a night that feels operates outside the ordinary. Yet on this Saturday, the campus of literature, history, and quiet study transformed into a ballroom for a vibrant LGBTQIA+ Fantasy Ball. A corridor of bookshelves and the marble echoes of the library’s…
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Clarinda Named City’s Most Tightly Held Suburb: A Close-Knit Melbourne Throwback
Clarinda Named City’s Most Tightly Held Suburb In a striking glimpse into Melbourne’s evolving housing market, Clarinda has emerged as the city’s most tightly held suburb. The designation underscores a community where homes stay in the same hands for longer, and where buyers often need to move quickly to secure a property before it’s snapped…
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Work from Home: Melbourne Employee Fired for Not Returning
Understanding the Case: A Clash Between Contract and On-Site Expectations In a recent development that underscores the evolving nature of flexible work, a Melbourne employee was terminated after choosing not to return to the office. The employee cited a contract that explicitly allowed for remote work, prompting questions about where employers can set expectations and…
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Employee sacked for refusing to return to office despite WFH contract: What this means for flexible work policies
Summary In a notable case from Melbourne, an employee was dismissed after refusing to return to the office, even though their employment contract allowed working from home. The incident has sparked renewed discussion about flexible work arrangements, employer policy power, and the balance between contractual rights and organizational needs. What happened The employee, who had…
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American Women Spark a Historic Run at the Australian Open
American Women Spark a Historic Run at the Australian Open The Australian Open has long been a stage where rising stars and seasoned veterans alike chase Grand Slam glory. This year, a notable surge from American women has captured headlines and fans’ imaginations as they advance through the early rounds with confidence, skill, and resilience.…
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The Sleepy Seaside Suburb That Melburnians Say Has the Highest Car Expenses
Introduction: A Quiet Town, Big Costs Along the coast just a short drive from Melbourne, a sleepy seaside suburb has earned an unlikely reputation: it’s where many Melburnians report the highest car expenses. Residents say the combination of coastal weather, longer-than-expected commutes, and limited public transport options pushes the car budget into a different league…
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The sleepy seaside suburb where Melburnians claim the highest car expenses
Introduction: a quiet town, a costly commute For many Melburnians, weekends by the coast are the reward after a week spent juggling work, school drop-offs, and errands. Yet in a sleepy seaside suburb southwest of the city, residents tell a different story about their daily routine: higher-than-expected car expenses compared with other Melbourne fringes. This…
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Well-kept secret: Maidstone leads Melbourne unit price surge amid affordable buying push
Melbourne’s affordability push shifts buyers toward Maidstone In a housing market that has tested buyers’ wallets across Melbourne, the suburb of Maidstone stands out for a striking 29.5% jump in unit prices over the past year. The surge reflects a broader trend where affordable pockets near established amenities draw investors and first‑home buyers alike, encouraged…
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Victoria Mboko advances to Australian Open 3rd Round in Melbourne
Mboko continues rise at the Australian Open Victoria Mboko kept her momentum rolling in Melbourne, advancing to the third round of the Australian Open with a straight-sets victory over American Caty McNally. The 17-year-old from Toronto posted a convincing 6-4, 6-3 win that highlighted her growing poise on one of tennis’ biggest stages. Mboko, seeded…