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The Western Cape government is preparing to relocate residents who are illegally occupying the Helen Bowden Nurses Home in Green Point, Cape Town.
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A new gaming and pop culture themed nightclub is opening up in Melbourne later this month, complete with geeky drag, trivia and cosplay.
Filed to:geek trivia Facebook (Beta Bar) Melbourne has always had a good track record of supporting gaming themed bars and clubs, and very soon they’ll be getting a new one: a gaming and popculture night club called GLITCH. It’ll open on May 28 and will be held at Top Yard’s Inflation, a couple of blocks from Spencer Street Station at 60 King Street. It doesn’t sound like it’ll be a permanent fixture as there’s only tickets for one night, but it sounds like it’ll be one hell of a night. The whole “club” will run over four levels, with everyone getting a ticket on entry (if y...
One of the Public Notices relates to an application to build 63 new homes in the Hampshire countryside. A DEVELOPER has submitted plans to build 63 homes on a greenfield site in a Hampshire town. Pennyfarthing Homes is seeking consent to redevelop a 13-acre sire at Tinkers Cross, Fordingbridge, which is just outside the New Forest National Park. The scheme is outlined in a Public Notice that has been published by New Forest District Council. Here is a round-up of other Public Notices that give details of forthcoming road closures and other proposals affecting communities in the Southa...
Seven Melbourne parties and events to help you send off the dumpster fire that was 2020 Confidence Man - image by WILK Words by Tom Williams Give this trip around the sun the treatment it deserves. Nobody has been able to celebrate the way they would have liked this year. But with 2021 inbound, the winds of change are blowing through Melbourne streets and plenty of COVID-safe events are being announced to provide the opportunity to feel a little bit normal again. But rather than waiting for New Year’s to roll around, we have a weekend before that – and a pu...