Arts & Culture
The Johnston Collection presents new exhibition Inspired By Women
The Johnston Collection (TJC) in East Melbourne is now hosting a new exhibition, Inspired By Women, which celebrates the creative and intellectual contributions of women from the Georgian era.
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An update from the East Melbourne Neighbour Network
Term 4 community activities recommence on October 8 and includes activities for people of all ages. Enrolments are now open.
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Dancehouse presents The Solos
Dancehouse and Weave Movement Theatre are excited to present The Solos, a series of independent dance explorations as part of the 2024 Melbourne Fringe Festival from October 2 to 5.
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Agenda for Carlton – Melbourne City Council election
The forthcoming City of Melbourne election is an opportunity for residents and local business across our neighbourhoods to identify their priorities that will enhance residential amenity and the viability of local business.
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Local author launches debut novel
Carlton-based author Matthew Hooper is excited to unveil his debut novel, A Cold Season, a project that has been years in the making.
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Council elections, Royal Park and “sky-rail”
As I sit in my study on a rainy day, clearly September wasn’t the glorious spring month we normally have so let’s hope October brings better weather!
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Victorian Supreme Court Judge was startled!
This was the headline in a recent The Age article on the human rights class action being taken by public housing residents living in Melbourne’s towers.
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Third station milestone
The Metro Tunnel is bringing two of Melbourne’s most important precincts closer together than ever before with major construction finished at Anzac Station.
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Gas streetlights in Melbourne
In the early days of Melbourne, streets were dark and dangerous. The only lights that enabled you to see your way along the street were the oil lights that publicans were obliged to have outside their hotels.
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Only the Liberals will get Melbourne back in business
For more than 150 years, we’ve all taken great pride in the nickname for our city being “Marvellous Melbourne”, a nickname that – legend has it – was coined by a visiting London journalist named George Augustus Sala.
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The “Destroyed by 50” starter pack: how not to train if you love your joints
Ray White CRE: Toby Campbell ushers in a new era for East Melbourne real estate
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