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Carlton’s future in the balance

Carlton’s future in the balance

May 6th, 2026 - Peter Sanders

The Carlton Residents’ Association (CRA) has decided to be proactive in promoting issues that will protect and improve Carlton.

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A mansion on Rathdowne St

May 6th, 2026 - Jeff Atkinson

On the south-west corner of Rathdowne and Pelham streets in Carlton there is a brick pillar that looks out-of-place. It is all that remains of a brick wall that once surrounded a substantial house on the site.

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Listening to the priorities shaping East Melbourne, Carlton and Parkville

May 6th, 2026 - Sarah Witty

East Melbourne, Carlton and Parkville each have their own distinct character, but together they form one of the most vibrant and interconnected parts of our city.

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Young writer found vocation in family history project

April 1st, 2026 - Jenny Denton

Carlton writer and Triple R presenter Jonathan Butler, who has published a true crime family history, is appearing in two events at the Melbourne Writers Festival next month.

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Farewell

April 1st, 2026 - Rob Moore

It is hard to believe 10 years ago the then president of the Parkville Association asked for volunteers from the committee to take over the chair. I was still working but put my hand up not knowing I would still be there 10 years later!

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The Servants Training Institute

April 1st, 2026 - Sylvia Black

On the western side of Berry St, East Melbourne, there once stood a large red brick building known as the Servants’ Training Institute.

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From Carlton’s patchwork quilt to centre stage: celebrating Elle Morrell’s 10 years at CNLC

April 1st, 2026 - Tony Milne

When Elle Morrell applied for a job at Carlton Neighbourhood Learning Centre (CNLC) 10 years ago, she had a confession to make, at least to herself.

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The future of Lygon St is no laughing matter!

April 1st, 2026 - Martin Brennan

The Carlton Residents’ Association (CRA) has had a long-standing interest and involvement in Lygon St as the activity spine of the Carlton community.

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Kathleen Syme: a successfully repurposed building

March 4th, 2026 - Inner City News

In Faraday St, Carlton there is an example of an old 19th century building that has twice been successfully reconfigured and repurposed. Built 150 years ago as a state primary school, it is still in use today as a modern, well-used community centre and library.

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Labor’s arts cuts put Melbourne’s cultural heart at risk

March 4th, 2026 - Ellen Sandell

Melbourne is the cultural capital of Australia. It’s one of the many reasons people love living here.

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