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Carlton residents pave the way for menstrual health empowerment
Kate Everitt and Julie Moulder are the proud co-founders of The Fix; a period supplement company that is revolutionising the treatment of menstruation symptoms.
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What happens when government gives tax dollars to private housing investors?
In Australia you get a crisis in affordability – private housing rents and home ownership – for millions of households and the homeless!
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Mary Gilbert: Melbourne’s first mother
There has been much publicity lately about the large imbalance in the numbers of statues of men as opposed to women in Melbourne.
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Addressing the shortfall of affordable housing in Carlton
The Carlton Residents’ Association (CRA) is concerned at the lack of social and affordable housing in our suburb and across Melbourne.
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Action begins in Parkville
It is hard to believe we are in March! However, there is action on many issues facing Parkville residents.
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A win for cyclists
I’m replying based on your article about new bike lanes on Grattan St in the Inner City News.
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Composting for a cause
The Carlton Neighbourhood Learning Centre (CNLC) Compost Hub is a great example of environmental stewardship and community spirit in our area.
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Tucker wins the hearts of locals
Tucker, the loveable purebred Border Collie, has effortlessly embraced the inner-city life.
Read MorePublic housing tenants take legal action to stop the demolition of their homes
Public housing tenants living in 44 high-rise buildings across Melbourne have taken action in the Victorian Supreme Court to halt plans to demolish their homes.
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Happy New Year from Parkville
In this column I am focusing on two matters discussed at length in articles published by The Age this month.
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East Melbourne residents set to take Magnolia Court redevelopment fight to the state’s planning umpire
Parkville’s urban oasis for rural and regional school children
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