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Melbourne mall creates new magazine

The GPT Group Melbourne Central has created a quarterly magazine for shoppers. The magazine is called "Living Melbourne". It is part of Melbourne Central's new marketing plan. The company hopes to go beyond the commercial elements of a mall. The magazine will help promote the mall as a destination that houses arts, culture and fashion. It is targeted towards Melbourne residents in suburbs like Hawthorn as well as tourists.

New television series set in Victoria, Australia

The local Australian production industry received a boost when a pilot for the US series The Frontier was shot in Victoria. The pilot comes from the creator of Cold Case, Shaun Cassidy. It began shooting in Thornton, Mansfield and Alexandra in the middle of March.

Home sales figures drop in Victoria

Fresh data has indicated that new home sales in the Victoria region are in a free fall. This is despite the fact that there are plans to build new apartment complexes in Melbourne. These figures relate to big cities like Melbourne as well as smaller townships such as Hawthorn.

Warning stickers may save lives

Incidents involving cyclists colliding with doors opening from parked cars are on the rise. A recent report states:

Women of Letters meeting 29th January

Presented by Marieke Hardy and Michaela McGuire, Women of Letters is a literary event held on the last Sunday of every month and is described as:

Do some shopping at the Hawthorn Craft Market

The Hawthorn Craft Market is an on-going event which takes place on the 1st Sunday of every month. Currently, the indoor market is held at Hawthorn Town Hall. To help shoppers get ready for Christmas, a special twilight market will be held on December 13 from 5:30-9:30 pm.

University of Melbourne best in Australia

The University of Melbourne has recently been ranked as the 37th top university in the world by the Times Higher Education (THE) ranking agency. It is one of two Australian universities in the top 40; the Australian National University in Canberra was ranked 38th. According to Professor Glyn Davis, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Melbourne this ranking has:

Adelaide printers learn how to avoid injury

Musculoskeletal injuries such as sprains and strains make up a lot of reported injuries in the printing industry. With that in mind, the Printing Industries Association of Australia is presenting one-day training programmes in various Australian cities during September and October. The first programme recently took place in Adelaide; the course turned out to be quite popular as employees and managers from 17 printing companies in the Adelaide area, which includes the suburb of Hawthorn, attended this free event.

Sustainable Green Print certification

The Printing Industries Office offers those in the printing services the chance to have their businesses become Sustainable Green Print (SGP) certified. Companies in Hawthorn can find out more about this certification by visiting their local Printing Industries office in nearby Mulgrave.

Business Chicks' August networking event

The next Business Chicks breakfast event will take place on August 18 in Adelaide. These breakfast events are very popular throughout Australia and business women, and men, from the suburb of Hawthorn are probably anticipating this event; those planning to attend will be arranging for the printing of business cards or brochures to take with them.