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The latest from East Melbourne
The East Melbourne community continues to be strongly represented and supported by the many community groups who provide important services to all.
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East Melbourne Group news
East Melbourne Group (EMG) members will be receiving their annual membership renewal via email.
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East Melbourne Group responds to opinion piece on aircraft issues
The East Melbourne Group (EMG) welcomes community engagement and debate about the issues impacting on the amenity of life in our suburb.
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Reflections of 2023
A smile … knowing collectively the East Melbourne Group (EMG) has achieved so much for the East Melbourne community.
Read MoreWorking towards protecting and elevating East Melbourne’s future
The East Melbourne Group (EMG) team has continued to work hard to preserve, protect and enhance the iconic suburb we live in.
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News from the residents of East Melbourne
The East Melbourne Group (EMG) extends a warm welcome and best wishes to all East Melbourne residents, businesses and visitors who are seeing the signs of spring in our wonderful suburb.
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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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Protecting what makes East Melbourne special
A visit to the suburb of East Melbourne is often the first outing for international tourists to Melbourne.
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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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The evolution of a suburb
When the metropolis of Marvellous Melbourne was being developed in the 1800s, it followed the Motherland’s hierarchical model of a central business district surrounded by concentric rings of affluent housing, services and servers.
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Your Melbourne Greens team continues (and grows by one!)
Uni Melb continues to overlook staff pleas for better working conditions
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