Politics
Voices for Melbourne’s comprehensive plan for East Melbourne, Carlton and Parkville
Lord Mayoral candidate Greg Bisinella, who is leading the resident-led campaign Voices for Melbourne, says more pocket parks, greater heritage protection and support for La Mama Theatre are among the key themes of its agenda for the inner-city.
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“A work in progress”: Community to have its say on Royal Park Master Plan
City of Melbourne councillors voted in favour of endorsing the draft Royal Park Master Plan for community consultation at their September 10 Future Melbourne Committee (FMC) meeting.
Read MoreCarlton’s creative hub for art, fashion and community
If you live in or have visited Carlton over the past nine months, you might have wondered what on Earth is going on inside 130 Elgin St.
Read MoreThe two best mates wanting to bring a fresh voice to the City of Melbourne
With a wealth of experience in entrepreneurship and public health, the two best mates who are behind the councillor-only ticket Innovate Melbourne are looking to approach local government a little differently if elected in October.
Read MoreThe Johnston Collection presents new exhibition Inspired By Women
The Johnston Collection (TJC) in East Melbourne is now hosting a new exhibition, Inspired By Women, which celebrates the creative and intellectual contributions of women from the Georgian era.
Read MoreAn update from the East Melbourne Neighbour Network
Term 4 community activities recommence on October 8 and includes activities for people of all ages. Enrolments are now open.
Read MoreDancehouse presents The Solos
Dancehouse and Weave Movement Theatre are excited to present The Solos, a series of independent dance explorations as part of the 2024 Melbourne Fringe Festival from October 2 to 5.
Read MoreAgenda for Carlton – Melbourne City Council election
The forthcoming City of Melbourne election is an opportunity for residents and local business across our neighbourhoods to identify their priorities that will enhance residential amenity and the viability of local business.
Read MoreLocal author launches debut novel
Carlton-based author Matthew Hooper is excited to unveil his debut novel, A Cold Season, a project that has been years in the making.
Read MoreCouncil elections, Royal Park and “sky-rail”
As I sit in my study on a rainy day, clearly September wasn’t the glorious spring month we normally have so let’s hope October brings better weather!
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