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Passionate Carlton resident awarded Public Service Meda
For long-term Carlton resident, Kate Rattigan, the opportunity to work in the education sector is not only a privilege, but also a chance to contribute to society and make people’s lives better.
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Proud to be in newspapers
A book has gone on sale in the George Street café about the history of the newspaper men of early Melbourne.
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I wanted to be a ballet dancer
It took Gregory Ladner 20 years to write his memoir.
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She gets things done
Marie Iafeta has a big smile and a humble disposition.
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From University High School to Naughtons the long way
Naughtons is such an institution in Parkville that there is no need to add “Hotel”.
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Happy and content in East Melbourne
Fifteen years ago, Marion Adler-Bishop divorced her husband and wanted to live in a terrace house in Richmond.
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Nobel Prize winner treasures living in Parkville
Parkville resident Professor Peter Doherty is one of 15 Australian members in the very exclusive global club of Nobel Laureates.
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Every garment has a story
Fernanda Covarrubias is a Melbourne-based clothing designer tucked in the corner of the Preston Zly bespoke shoe shop on Elgin St.
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Retirement and innovation
Greg Court was accused of talking the talk about innovation but not walking the walk.
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Inspired by Italy
Parkville resident and Professor Emeritus at the University of Melbourne Jaynie Anderson’s love of Venetian art began on her 15th birthday when she danced in the moonlight in the Piazza San Marco in Venice.
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Inner city locals celebrate Freedom Day
Friday club opens to support business
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