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Sydney CBD looks to the suburbs for notes on the future of retail - Vimarsana News

Sydney CBD looks to the suburbs for notes on the future of retail

The convenience and range of suburban shopping will need to marry up with the high pace of the city if CBD retail is to survive and thrive post-COVID.

Collaboration fosters ARM's design for Sydney Catholic Schools' HQ - Vimarsana News

Collaboration fosters ARM's design for Sydney Catholic Schools' HQ

Following a four-week stakeholder engagement strategy at the beginning of the design process, the ARM Architecture-designed Sydney Catholic Schools headquarters, located at Sydney’s World Square, will see staff move into the building later this month.

New Melbourne restaurant Karen's Diner promises 'great food, terrible service' - Vimarsana News

New Melbourne restaurant Karen's Diner promises 'great food, terrible service'

Customers are in for an ordeal at Karen’s Diner – due to open in Melbourne’s Lygon Street next month – where staff have been trained to insult, ridicule and ignore them.

New Melbourne restaurant Karen's Diner promises 'great food, terrible service' - Vimarsana News

New Melbourne restaurant Karen's Diner promises 'great food, terrible service'

Customers are in for an ordeal at Karen’s Diner – due to open in Melbourne’s Lygon Street next month – where staff have been trained to insult, ridicule and ignore them.

New Melbourne restaurant Karen's Diner promises 'great food, terrible service' - Vimarsana News

New Melbourne restaurant Karen's Diner promises 'great food, terrible service'

Customers are in for an ordeal at Karen’s Diner – due to open in Melbourne’s Lygon Street next month – where staff have been trained to insult, ridicule and ignore them.

Source: smh.com.au