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I sat my exams in Australian embassies all around the world
Over a glass of red at Classico Greco, his St Kilda Rd restaurant, hospitality entrepreneur George Christopoulos regaled me with stories of University High, playing soccer for Australia, living and renovating in Carlton and his stint on the Queen Victoria Market board.
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Earn your corn by the sweat of your brow
Gideon Haigh, freelance cricket-writing journalist and author’s motto “He travels the fastest who travels alone”, is courtesy of Rudyard Kipling.
Read MoreDown the rabbit hole with Gerald Diffey
The ephemera in Gerald’s Bar in Rathdowne St, Carlton, furniture and everything on the walls and the shelves, has a back story.
Read MoreA voice of unity for all youth
For Emily Unity, standing up for the voices of young people is all she has ever strived to do through her career aspirations.
Read MoreProving passion and work can collide when the timing is right
Hesitant to commit to pursuing music full-time, Parkville resident Stuart Riley explored various careers before finding his way into Orchestra Victoria.
Read MoreThe value of staying put
Bar owner and writer Emily Bitto is a bit of a towering presence in the vivacious culture of Lygon St.
Read MoreThe local impact of the Afghanistan crisis
Carlton resident Fahima Iria was a long way from home when she heard the news of the Taliban’s take-over of her birthplace in Afghanistan.
Read MoreKeeping up their short game
Not everyone is suffering during the city’s fifth lockdown, particularly two golfers whose short game has prospered.
Read MoreWithout family who are you?
Your childhood home has a special place in your heart even if it’s a Victorian mansion now reputed to be worth around $20 million.
Read MoreWell-connected to city life
The first gig that Jackey Coyle and Jules Pennell attended after lockdown was on January 15.
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