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If we are not careful Melbourne could become a carpark
Melbourne is the greatest city in Australia, because of our culture, our gigs, our food, our pubs and our art. We all know that. And, we all know that after two long years of lockdown, our arts and entertainment industry is on its knees.
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Age is no barrier
A year ago, Maltese poodle cross Molly was placed on a flight by a breeder from Newcastle NSW to Melbourne to reach her new home with John Hrbek’s family.
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Star apprentice builds career at Parkville Station
When it comes to inspiring other women to work in construction, Chhunly Taing has started close to home, with her younger sister.
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RIMERN-the home of residential recycling
The Rotary Inner Melbourne Emergency Relief Network (RIMERN) is open again at 32-34 Lincoln St Brunswick East, after a temporary closure during January 2022 due to COVID safety issues.
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Ms Frankie’s unique approach comes to Carlton
The red brick facade and the green wooden doors and windows are still in place at what used to be Thresherman’s Bakery at Faraday St, Carlton.
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Victorian Government’s affordable housing levy
The Victorian Government has introduced legislation to parliament for a new Social and Affordable Housing Contribution (SAHC) provision.
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Off The Wall: New exhibition by indigenous artists blows audiences away
A stunning new exhibition at the Koorie Heritage Trust (KHT) brings together the work of three Indigenous artists and their individual experiences of loss and reclamation, as well as stories of their families, culture, and country in Naarm.
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Kazuki’s: a genre-bending dining experience
With classic European techniques, seasonal Australian produce and Japanese discipline, you’d be forgiven for thinking Lygon St fine diner, Kazuki’s, falls under the ever-growing umbrella of “fusion” dining.
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How do we keep Melbourne’s vital arts scene alive?
I was so pleased to recently attend the opening night of the War-Rak/Banksia festival at the newly rebuilt La Mama Theatre in Carlton in December.
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Be well and active with your Neighbour Network
While we have had to face unprecedented challenges over the last couple of years, we should not forget to celebrate the small milestones achieved as we come together again in 2022.
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Baby Button a bundle of joy
Vaccinated international students set to return without quarantine
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