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Melbourne Zoo’s Siamang dynasty swings into the property market
Melbourne Zoo’s Siamang family has made a multi-generational house swap, with parents Isidor and Sampit moving homes to give daughter Kemala the chance for her own budding romance.
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Work to soon ramp up on new Parkville tram stop
Major work will soon start on a new tram stop on the edge of the CBD as part of the city-shaping Metro Tunnel Project.
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Working towards protecting and elevating East Melbourne’s future
The East Melbourne Group (EMG) team has continued to work hard to preserve, protect and enhance the iconic suburb we live in.
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Our pressure on Labor to regulate short-stays and address the housing crisis is working
Melbourne is a great place to live. But residents are rightfully frustrated by the lack of affordable housing and the ever-increasing amount of short-stay accommodation dominating our suburbs.
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Moving forward with our new mobility policy
The Carlton Residents’ Association (CRA) has renamed its Transport Policy the Mobility Policy to reflect the changing nature of urban transport.
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Carlton’s new frog bog: hopping to improve biodiversity
Introducing our new frog bog!
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The “brown-out” murders
On the morning of May 18, 1942, the body of a woman was found in a muddy air-raid trench on the edge of Royal Park at Gatehouse St, Parkville.
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Muhubo’s Somali art inspires women to learn a centuries-old craft
Muhubo Sulieman began learning the art of traditional Somali weaving techniques from her mother at the age of five.
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Strong communities look after each other
It’s in the tough times that our community shows what it’s really about.
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Parking woes
The latest solution in search of a problem from the City of Melbourne quietly kicked off in July, with a new Sunday and late-night parking ticket regime for Melbourne’s CBD.
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Pinot Palooza pours back into Melbourne
A powerful reminder of why Harmony Day is so important
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