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New historical timeline will leave Parkville residents “gobsmacked”
Parkville is home to Melbourne’s leading education and healthcare precinct and will soon boast the Metro Tunnel’s state-of-the-art Parkville Station, due to open in 2025.
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Fork in the road moment: rust away or wear yourself out
Picture this: You’re standing alone at a literal fork in the road, the sun setting behind you as you ponder the most critical decision of your life.
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Changing times of Princes Hill School Park Centre captured in new book
Martin Brennan vividly remembers the excitement that enveloped the former Princes Hill School Park Centre (PHSPC) during the ‘80s when it opened its doors as a community hub.
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Penguin chicks ditch their fuzzy jumpers for spring
Being a teenager can be challenging – even when you’re a Little Blue Penguin.
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Uncertainty looms as public housing towers marked for redevelopment
A plan to demolish and redevelop 44 high-rise public housing towers across the inner city including Carlton is causing a wave of uncertainty and fears of displacement among residents, with advocates fearing the housing crisis could be made worse if public land falls into the hands of developers.
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Premier Andrews and Prime Minister Albanese are destroying public housing
There was new optimism on solving the housing affordability crisis in Australia when the Australian Greens came to an agreement with the federal Labor government to legislate the formation of a new federal government housing fund.
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Mail theft spree hits East Melbourne, with culprit caught on camera
A spike in mailbox thefts has left East Melbourne residents on high alert, as CCTV footage emerged of an entire apartment complex being hit up to three times a week.
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The wait is over … new loo opens in Carlton
A new toilet facility, equipped with the highest-level amenities, has officially opened in Carlton with great fanfare.
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Revamp of Brens Pavilion kicks goals for community
A much-anticipated revamp of Brens Pavilion at Royal Park has officially been completed, providing much-needed boost for local sports clubs.
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Uni Melb continues to overlook staff pleas for better working conditions
Following a historic, week-long staff strike at the University of Melbourne (UoM), the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) bargaining team walked out of negotiations on September 4 after university management failed to acknowledge the union’s core demands.
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Council gives nod to three-storey apartment building despite opposition
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