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Ethan James

Human-powered dancefloor 'not your average boogie'

Kinetic energy generated by people dancing supplies power for the installation in Melbourne's CBD. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)

A Berlin-nightclub-inspired dancefloor with the ability to power itself has been opened as the centrepiece of a music and arts festival in its 43rd year.

The Melbourne Fringe Festival, which kicked off on Tuesday and runs until October 19, features almost 500 events across the city. 

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