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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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Harold Parsons Memorial
In mid-May I was crossing the wedge of green space on the north-west corner of the intersection of Hoddle St and Wellington Parade/Bridge Rd known as Weedon Reserve.
Read MoreMelbourne’s horse-drawn cabs
In the late 19th century, the inner northern suburbs of Melbourne were poorly served by public transport.
Read MoreSeen and unseen: Koorie artists tell their stories through art
A new exhibition showcasing the work of trailblazing First Nations artists from southeast Australia is heading to Melbourne.
Read MoreThe humps are coming!
As I write this, we are hopefully emerging from yet another lockdown. It has been very tough on many people particularly those older residents and their families.
Read MoreOnly three lockdowns to Christmas …
A friend jokingly told me recently “The year is flying by, only three lockdowns to Christmas”.
Read MoreHow are you entertaining yourself during lockdown?
“Long walks, kicking the soccer ball and watching the Olympics.”
Read MoreSupporting education through Rotary
Carlton Rotary Club has been very successful in having talented young post-graduates receive a Rotary International Global Grant Scholarship to enable them to complete master’s degree courses overseas.
Read MoreKeeping up their short game
Not everyone is suffering during the city’s fifth lockdown, particularly two golfers whose short game has prospered.
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Reviving history: student’s transformative designs for Melbourne General Cemetery
Future Melbourne podcast turns to Lygon Street’s past, present and future with Sergio Alderuccio

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