Arts & Culture
The surreal and wonderful mind of Nick Gatenby
Running an agency while creating a surrealist oeuvre is not for the faint-hearted, but it has been the reality for Parkville-based artist Nick Gatenby since he made his move across the ditch amid the pandemic.
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The latest from East Melbourne
The East Melbourne community continues to be strongly represented and supported by the many community groups who provide important services to all.
Read MoreThree Magpies Perched in a Tree returns to La Mama Courthouse
Directed and written by proud Arrindjeri/Wathaurong man Glenn Shea, Three Magpies Perched in a Tree returns this season to La Mama Courthouse from August 14 to 25.
Read MoreKinds of Kindness – a review
Kinds of Kindness is the latest curiosity from Yorgos Lanthimos, the acclaimed director of The Lobster (2015), The Favourite (2018), and Poor Things (2023).
Read MoreDefining affordable housing in Victoria
Justification of the demolition of public housing in Victoria has mentioned creating new, “affordable” housing in redevelopments.
Read MorePushing the Metro Tunnel to its limit
Test trains have run through the Metro Tunnel for the first time carrying the weight of a full passenger load – but without a passenger in sight.
Read MoreA great time had by all
On July 22 the Parkville Association held its fourth Christmas in July. With more than 70 people in attendance and some very interesting guests all enjoyed the usual Naughtons hospitality!
Read MoreThe historical treasures of Drummond St
The southern end of Drummond St in Carlton contains some of the earliest extant buildings in Melbourne and many that are of historic or architectural importance. But they may be under threat from developers.
Read MoreCoco the Carlton puppy
Coco is a little four-month-old French bulldog puppy. Her owner, Guillermo, takes her for long walks around the Carlton Gardens.
Read MoreWhat goes around comes around for our public housing residents
The Carlton Residents’ Association (CRA) has previously expressed strong support for improving and expanding public, community, and affordable housing opportunities in our suburb.
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Empowering women in sport
Melbourne University’s bold vision for 22,000 squares metres of green space

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