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Firstly, no news yet on our Morrah St VCAT case; 13 weeks and still going!
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Looking ahead in East Melbourne
As the East Melbourne Group (EMG) traverses its way through its 70th year, one’s mind turns itself to what has been achieved and what the future looks like
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An art school in Trades Hall
When it was first established in the 1850s, the Trades Hall in Lygon St, Carlton, was regarded as an institution that would not only help advance the material conditions of the working class, but also its educational and artistic needs
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Grattan St changes as Parkville Station progresses
Part of Grattan St will temporarily reopen to through traffic in July, as work powers ahead on the Metro Tunnel’s Parkville Station.
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Voice to Parliament is a chance for practical change
Later this year, every Australian will vote in a referendum that has the power to bring our country together and to make meaningful change in the lives of First Nations Australians.
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Push for e-scooter compliance
The Carlton Residents’ Association (CRA) recently addressed the trial of the e-scooter shared scheme introduced in 2022 across the municipalities of Melbourne, Yarra, and Port Phillip.
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How CNLC adult education goes beyond traditional learning
As the newly appointed executive officer at Carlton Neighbourhood Learning Centre (CNLC), my first six months have been both enlightening and inspiring.
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Melbourne Community Toy Libraries will have a new home
I am thrilled to share some wonderful news. The City of Melbourne has decided to take on the management of our beloved toy libraries, ensuring their ongoing security into the future.
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Long-time East Melbourne artist commences touring show at local library
East Melbourne resident Sarah Gabriel has been showcasing her talent in the suburb for many years, and she is doing so once again by starting her touring show Comfort Creatures at East Melbourne Library.
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Grand Hotel Cabman’s Shelter
Cabmen’s shelters had been a feature of London streets since 1875. These little buildings provided much needed shelter for cabmen while they waited for customers.
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Caitlin Dullard steps in as La Mama’s artistic director
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