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Hello Reader, Three years ago this month, I registered the domain name for Seniors in Melbourne and hoped there might be a few people out there who’d find our website and newsletter useful. Thanks to you, there are thousands. To celebrate our 3rd anniversary, I’d love to hear from you. Nobody knows this space the way our community does, and I want to understand what you enjoy about Melbourne, what makes exploring it harder than it should be, and what you’d like to see more of here. Take our anniversary survey: click here. It takes about 7 to 9 minutes, and most questions are just a quick tick. There are no wrong answers. Your responses are reported as grouped results only, and I read every written comment myself. There are prizes, too. When you finish, you can enter a draw for one of five $50 Ticketek vouchers. The draw is open to Victorian residents aged 18 and over. Entry is a separate step, so your details are never linked to your survey answers. The survey closes at 7:00 AM on Monday 16 November, and winners will be announced in this newsletter by Wednesday 9 December. You can read the full terms and conditions here. I’ll share what I learn in a future bulletin, so you can see how it shapes what we cover next. Thank you for being part of this community. I can’t wait to hear what you have to say. Amy Please click here to complete the survey and for your chance to win one of five $50 Ticketek vouchers. I look forward to sharing the insights!
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Hi Reader, The Arts Centre's 2027 Morning Melodies program has landed, and it's a good one! There are eleven daytime concerts at Hamer Hall, from Monday 15 February through to Christmas Melodies on Monday 6 December, with Jemma Rix, PAULINI, Christie Whelan Browne, the Rat Pack and more. Full Subscriptions are open now, at $22 a show. Below we've picked five concerts to look at more closely, then listed the whole season so you can plan your year. Every concert runs at 11am and 1.30pm, with a...
Hello Reader, Paul here. About a decade ago, I was shocked to learn of the presence of the Eight-hour Day Monument on the corner of Russell and Victoria streets, on the northern edge of the city. The monument had been there for decades. I had just never noticed it. In my defence, many Melburnians fail to notice the Eight-hour Day Monument, possibly because we expect a certain bulk from our historic markers. This one is slender, as far as monuments go. During the Gold Rush era, workers formed...
Hello Reader, There’s a little extra sparkle at the Arts Centre this month. The Ian Potter State Theatre has officially reopened, six months ahead of schedule, after its first major refurbishment since 1984. We were lucky enough to join some of the heartwarming celebrations over the weekend, and it was a joy to see that grand golden curtain, with its hand-painted wildflowers and lyrebird’s tail, once again welcoming a crowd. The Arts Centre tour was wonderful, and if you’ve never been behind...