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The future competitiveness of Melbourne won't be determined by our history. It will be determined by the choices we make today.

Committee for Melbourne hosted a special Victorian edition of SEC Newgate’s Mood of the Nation last week, bringing together members for a critical discussion leading up to the 2026 State Election.

As Australia marks two years since the release of the National Urban Policy, leading voices from across the built environment, housing, planning and local government sectors are coming together to make the case for a stronger national agenda for cities.

Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute is marking 100 years of pioneering research in Melbourne. While the milestone celebrates a remarkable legacy, the Institute remains firmly focused on what comes next.

During Living Cities Forum 2026, Committee for Melbourne joined the Naomi Milgrom Foundation and Hassell to explore a question at the heart of Melbourne’s future: How do we deliver quality neighbourhoods?

In this month’s Melbourne Leadership Lens, Acting Chief Executive Committee for Melbourne & Member Success Agostino Giramondo reflects on a busy month of major events, city-shaping conversations and advocacy.

The Château Merveilles will make its world premiere for one unforgettable night only, transforming Melbourne into the first international destination to experience one of France’s most ambitious celebrations of culture, gastronomy and innovation.

A new policy agenda is calling for a different approach to urban development: one that recognises well-planned density as a solution, not a compromise.

Melbourne Airport has revealed its draft Master Plan 2027, offering a public exhibition for people to have their say on the Airport’s sustainable, long-term vision for a more connected and efficient future.