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The anti-conscription campaign during WWI
Conscription, the compulsory enlistment of men for military service overseas, was a contentious issue in Australia during the First World War, and Carlton was at the centre of the controversy in Melbourne.
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Council elections 2024. We start from well behind!
As residents will be aware the Melbourne City Council elections will be held in October this year.
Read MorePassionate people in Parkville
Since the Royal Park Masterplan review was announced much work has gone on behind the scenes presenting the case for retaining our glorious Royal Park as a “dark park”.
Read MoreCalming artwork installed at Parkville Station
A major artwork designed to bring a sense of calm in Melbourne’s busy hospital and education precinct has been installed at Parkville Station.
Read MoreThe pivotal role of Neighbourhood Houses in Carlton and beyond
In an average week, around 200,000 Victorians step through the doors of a Neighbourhood House, seeking connection, learning, and support.
Read MoreTeaching strength: a father’s quest against modern distractions
Becoming a father of two has sharply refocused my lens on the world, especially regarding the myriad of influences vying for my children’s attention.
Read MoreMelbourne Zoo’s Asian elephants making travel plans
Melbourne Zoo’s Asian Elephant herd is learning travel etiquette in preparation for a move to Werribee Open Range Zoo later this year.
Read MoreNew CCTV cameras to support safety at Lygon St
A new CCTV camera system will service Carlton’s Lygon St precinct as part of a joint Victorian Government and the City of Melbourne effort to combat crime.
Read MoreRentals snapped up in Carlton, leaving many students scrambling
With the university semester now under way, rentals in Carlton have been in high demand as students flock to secure accommodation close to campus.
Read MoreEnd of an era for Carlton’s much-loved La Porchetta
After nearly four decades of serving up classic Italian cuisine, the original La Porchetta in Carlton North has closed its doors for good, prompting tributes to pour in from customers who shared special memories.
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