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What brought you out today during this snap lockdown?
Shopping for weekly groceries at Queen Victoria Market; otherwise, only Netflix is entertaining me.
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Well-connected to city life
The first gig that Jackey Coyle and Jules Pennell attended after lockdown was on January 15.
Read MoreHealthy habits, happy animals
How do you get a giant tortoise to step on to scales to be weighed? How does an elephant learn to lift its feet for a nail trim? How can we teach a gorilla to present their shoulder for an injection?
Read MoreVolunteering and its surprising benefits
The East Melbourne Group (EMG) is an incorporated residents’ group that works to connect the community of East Melbourne and Jolimont and to protect and improve its heritage and amenity.
Read MoreYears pass but some local issues persist
It is hard to believe that 12 months ago when we held our AGM, and after being addressed by the Lord Mayor, Sally Capp, we asked Peter Doherty to give an overview of this new infectious disease, COVID 19.
Read MoreFull support for Inner City News
Carlton Rotary is delighted to be associated with Inner City News and wishes publisher Sean Car and editor Katie Johnson every success in providing free hyperlocal information on issues of interest and impact for local residents and businesses in our community.
Read MoreSafer streets for cyclists and pedestrians
Like many Melburnians, I love riding my bike
Read MoreRoad trains and paintings: Indigenous artist Cameron Benson launches first exhibition
On a recent trip to Tasmania with his wife, Mr Benson snapped a few photos of a Tasmanian devil, which he used to sketch out the outline for one of the paintings in his exhibition.
Read MoreA big problem requires even bigger solutions
Welcome to the eighth of our 12-part series which will attempt to explore the role that housing can and should play within Australian society and why it is important to our economy that we house all Australians, rich or poor.
Read MoreIn response to the Ombudsman …
Hello readers, thanks for all the feedback from my last column. In this issue I want to talk about the Victorian Ombudsman’s report into the “hard lockdown” of the public housing residents for two weeks at 33 Alfred St, North Melbourne.
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“Bitter disappointment” over Treasury Square deal
Urban Camp marks 40 years

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