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East Melbourne Community Christmas Picnic at Bishopscourt
The annual Christmas community picnic, organised by the East Melbourne Group and East Melbourne Neighbour Network as a joint community initiative, will be hosted by the new Anglican Archbishop, Dr Ric Thorpe and his wive Louise Arden-White at Bishopscourt on Sunday, December 14 from 12pm to 3pm.
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Introducing Home Comforts
The Johnston Collection, “East Melbourne’s best kept secret”, welcomes visitors to their new exhibition.
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City considers parking restrictions for MCG attendees
The City of Melbourne is considering introducing parking restrictions aimed at curbing illegal parking by MCG visitors in East Melbourne.
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Premier Jacinta Allan opened Melbourne IVF’s new clinic in Collingwood
Premier Jacinta Allan opened Melbourne IVF’s new clinic in Collingwood on August 6. She spoke to patients, families and staff about the importance of personalised IVF care.
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From Vegemite to victory: Carlton Gardens Chess Club makes its move in the west
Out in Melbourne’s rapidly growing west, where footy ovals meet multicultural kitchens and V/Line trains rattle past Hoppers Crossing, a new kind of clash took centre stage – one fought over chequered battlegrounds, not turf.
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Loneliness in a crowded room – and how Neighbourhood Houses help us belong
Loneliness is as deadly as smoking up to 15 cigarettes a day. That’s not a metaphor, it’s a health warning.
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Melbourne 2050: Governance and planning considerations
Carlton Residents’ Association (CRA) appreciates the opportunity to reflect on the recent Melbourne 2050 Vision Summit and the People’s Panel and would like to offer some observations that may help inform ongoing discussion.
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We’ve turned 50 (editions, that is!)
What you’re holding in your hands – the July 2025 edition of Inner City News – is our 50th issue, and we couldn’t have done it without our amazing communities in Carlton, East Melbourne, and Parkville.
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What is Carlton Residents’ Association about? And what does it do?
The Carlton Residents’ Association’s agenda for Carlton is underpinned by the values of “contribution, communication and connection”, while our priorities are focused on heritage, planning, greening and mobility.
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East Melbourne Community Choir sings to a new tune
Richard Lawton has taken up the baton as musical director for the East Melbourne Community Choir.
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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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Detectives investigate home invasion in Carlton
Melbourne Crime Investigation Unit detectives are investigating a home invasion in Carlton in the early hours of Saturday, February 22.
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City of Melbourne backs East Melbourne Neighbour Network with community space
The East Melbourne Neighbour Network (EMNN) has received a significant boost with the City of Melbourne granting the organisation full-time management of the Powlett Community Room.
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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 baboon turning heads
Melbourne Zoo has welcomed a new baboon to its 16-strong troop. Her name is Kasmut – Kas to her keepers – she is 11 years old, and she’s turning heads, not just of visitors but also of the young males in the troop.
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The Metro Tunnel completes its biggest trial yet
The Metro Tunnel has completed its most significant “dress rehearsal” yet – trains making more than 2600 trips across 10 days as part of trial operations.
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What do you do to cope with the heat?
We go in the city with its air-conditioned shops or to the cinema.
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Supporting the East Melbourne community again in 2025
The East Melbourne Neighbour Network (EMNN) aims to create a thriving and inclusive community and provide a range of enjoyable health and wellbeing activities for people of all ages.
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Building a business: what makes Melbourne a supportive start-up scene?
Melbourne has established itself as one of the most vibrant and supportive start-up environments not just in Australia but globally.
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Building a business in Melbourne: 6 things you should keep in mind
Melbourne is Australia’s cultural and economic hub, home to a thriving startup scene and strong state and federal-level support networks for entrepreneurs.
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