Local News

Horridus the Triceratops’ new home at Melbourne Museum

The fossil of an enormous Triceratops that died 67 million years ago, leaving behind an almost intact skeleton, was uncovered in Montana USA in 2014.

International students welcomed back with a “foodie tour” of QVM

After nearly two years of Australia’s borders being shut, overseas students are steadily returning to the city.

Need help becoming an author?

Writer and editor Tania Chandler describes writing as a lonely endeavour.

Church of All Nations appoints a new board

Changes are underway at the Carlton Uniting Church, commonly referred to by locals as the “Church of All Nations” (CAN).

“Fresh and zesty” writers unite in Carlton libraries

Active support for writers in the city is becoming a priority within Carlton over the next couple of months with, not one, but two spaces dedicated to emerging writers.

Carlton Harmony Day welcomes everyone

The Carlton Community Network (CCN), a membership organisation of more than 50 community agencies and services in Carlton, presents this year’s Harmony Day celebration on Saturday, March 26, at the Carlton Primary School.

A humble mission focused on putting friends first

HaiR 3Rs offers family violence support training free to hair and beauty practitioners

Most women and girls will rate their hairdresser or beautician as one of their safest and trusted relationships because this special bond is usually built over a number of years.

Elderly activist to face Magistrates Court over chalk graffiti at Park Hotel on nine-year anniversary of offshore detention

Coincidentally, he will face the Melbourne Magistrates Court on the ninth anniversary of when former Prime Minister Keven Rudd announced, “asylum seekers who come here by boat without a visa will never be settled in Australia.