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Brighton Beach Bowls Club survived two world wars, but it is unlikely to survive Bayside Council

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By Gemma Grant Verified
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Gemma Grant In the past 120 years, Melburnians have witnessed the introduction of the city's first traffic lights, a home Olympic Games, and the opening of the West Gate Bridge. During these milestones, members of the Brighton Beach Bowls Club have enjoyed their small slice of coastal paradise.
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Answer in 10 seconds or lose your fleet: The e-bike row dividing Yarra

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By Cassandra Morgan Verified, Gemma Grant Verified
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Cassandra Morgan, Gemma Grant An inner-Melbourne community group is defending the world's largest e-bike operator, claiming the company was “set up to fail” before a local council tore up its years-long deal. City of Yarra councillors earlier this month voted against endorsing a permanent e-bike hire contract with American-headquartered hiring company Lime, rubbishing their pitch and terminating an almost six-year trial.
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Melbourne's magical arcades offer a window into the city's past

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By Gemma Grant Verified
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Gemma Grant In the 19th century, Melbourne's shopping arcades were the height of the city's social scene. Young women would stroll through the walkways, looking for opportunities to socialise. Businesses were crammed into the smallest of storefronts. Uniformed beadle officers would be constantly on the lookout, dispersing people who loitered for too long. More than a century later, Melbourne's streets look remarkably different. But the arcades remain a celebrated and timeless part of the CBD.
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