East Melbourne’s fighting spirit on show at 72nd AGM
The East Melbourne Group’s 72nd annual general meeting on Monday, March 17 was anything but dull.
Potter Museum of Art reopens with major Indigenous exhibition
Heart of Carlton owners remain positive in the face of repeated attacks
Business
New hospitality venture aims to nurture emerging culinary talent
A new hospitality project in Parkville is setting out to redefine the city’s dining landscape by providing a platform for emerging chefs to showcase their talents in a high-profile setting.
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Hugh Allen unveils Yiaga: a bold new culinary destination in Fitzroy Gardens
Acclaimed chef Hugh Allen has unveiled plans for a highly anticipated restaurant in Melbourne’s Fitzroy Gardens, Yiaga, set to open in late 2025.
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Booming businesses: six industries that thrive in Melbourne
Melbourne, known for its vibrant culture, great coffee and diverse population, is also a powerhouse in the business sector.
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Gewürzhaus: bringing the world’s flavours to Australian kitchens
Gewürzhaus first opened its doors on Lygon St in 2010, and since then, the brand has expanded to 12 more locations across Australia.
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Making the most of HR: how and when to involve your human resources team
When you think of “HR”, you might picture a team that only steps in to handle complaints or administrative tasks – like sorting out payroll or settling disputes. However, there’s so much more to your human resources team than just problem-solving.
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New hospitality venture aims to nurture emerging culinary talent
Hugh Allen unveils Yiaga: a bold new culinary destination in Fitzroy Gardens
Gewürzhaus: bringing the world’s flavours to Australian kitchens
Columns
A season of growth and fathering in East Melbourne
As the leaves start to turn and the evenings grow cooler, East Melbourne is embracing the new season with a sense of quiet renewal – and a few thoughtful community projects that capture the spirit of this historic neighbourhood.
Carlton Conversations features a look back to World War Two
Local News
City’s security crackdown intensifies amid state government shortfalls
The City of Melbourne has continued to roll out a range of security initiatives across the inner city. However, several councillors have voiced concerns about having to address issues that the state government is failing to manage.
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Cricket club livid over council ripping up turf pitch
The Mercantile Cricket Association has hit out at the City of Melbourne over its decision to replace Crawford Oval’s turf cricket pitch with astroturf.
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Introducing Cherrywood: Robbie Noble named inaugural head chef at Residence
Robbie Noble has been announced as the first head chef of Residence, the highly anticipated new restaurant launching this winter inside the transformed Potter Museum of Art at the University of Melbourne’s Parkville campus.
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Carlton Harmony Day 2025 celebrations
On April 12, The University of Melbourne and the Carlton community came together to successfully stage Harmony Day for a third time, strengthening local connections and celebrating cultural diversity.
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Students take centre stage at Fitzroy’s Academy of Mary Immaculate
Students at the Academy of Mary Immaculate have been given a unique chance to sharpen their stage skills ahead of this year’s school musical Frozen Jr, thanks to a workshop with accomplished theatre performer Sophie Weiss.
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City’s security crackdown intensifies amid state government shortfalls
Introducing Cherrywood: Robbie Noble named inaugural head chef at Residence
Students take centre stage at Fitzroy’s Academy of Mary Immaculate
“Cheaper and less disruptive”: The case for retrofitting Melbourne’s public housing towers
Hugh Allen unveils Yiaga: a bold new culinary destination in Fitzroy Gardens
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