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Equal-pay campaigner honoured
On the grass outside Trades Hall in Lygon St, Carlton, a bronze statue is about to be installed honouring the Carlton-born equal-pay campaigner Zelda D’Aprano.
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CRA CONVERSATIONS: Stephen McIntyre AM – “the piano and me”.
The Carlton Residents’ Association (CRA) presents Conversations, talks by interesting people associated with Carlton.
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Riding to success: Robert crowned Australian champion
At just 22, Carlton resident Robert Janiszewski has achieved his sporting dreams beyond imagination
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Remembering Joyeux
The property at 366 Albert St, East Melbourne, lies on the north side of the street between Lansdowne and Clarendon streets.
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A fugue at sunrise
A small gallery in Station St, Carlton, has a low-key approach to the showing of art with a friendly crowd gathering monthly on a Saturday afternoon.
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Stop Margaret Kelly being evicted by Homes Victoria
Margaret has been issued with an eviction notice to leave her home in the Barak Beacon public housing estate in Port Melbourne.
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East Melbourne Community Choir
The idea of starting a new choir emerged as members of the East Melbourne Neighbour Network (EMNN) were looking for ways to support our community’s health and wellbeing.
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The waiting begins!
All readers will be aware that the Parkville Association together with other local objectors was in VCAT this month regarding the proposed dermatological clinic in Parkville.
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Heritage does matter
A new book, launched at the Melbourne Town Hall recently, highlights the effectiveness of communities when they work together to preserve the amenity of their suburb.
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Metro Tunnel reaches 40 million hours as testing looms
Metro Tunnel workers have just clocked 40 million hours of work on the city-shaping project as they prepare to start testing trains in the tunnels in the second half of the year.
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“Squizzy” Taylor shot in Carlton
Forgotten purposes
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