Arts & Culture
The unsolved mystery attached to one of Melbourne’s most historic homes
Walking down Clarendon St in East Melbourne, the National Trust-owned Clarendon Terrace stands out for its Corinthian four-column portico and gold inscription.
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LINA backs urgent reforms to support local news
A national organisation supporting local and independent news publishers, which has just moved to Carlton, is ramping up calls for urgent changes to federal media bargaining reforms, warning that small newsrooms could again be left behind unless the proposed legislation is amended.
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Flower show extension sparks fresh Carlton Gardens concerns
A decision to extend the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show’s licence in Carlton Gardens until 2029 has reignited concerns about community consultation and the long-term protection of the World Heritage-listed precinct.
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“Tree-thousand” greening milestone marked in Carlton
The planting marks the delivery of the council’s 2026–27 commitment to add 3000 new trees across the municipality as part of its broader Urban Forest Strategy.
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Carlton pastry chef earns global recognition
Carlton-based pastry chef Hyoju Park has been recognised as one of the world’s most promising pastry talents, receiving La Liste’s Pastry Talent of the Year award.
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Memorial to Australians in the Spanish Civil War
In the courtyard of the Melbourne Trades Hall in Lygon St, Carlton, there is an unusual war memorial – a monument commemorating the Australians who fought as volunteers in the Spanish Civil War (1936 – 1939).
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MCG redevelopment progresses amid Yarra Park concerns
The Victorian Government has appointed the lead design and engineering team for a potential redevelopment of the MCG, in a move likely to be closely watched by East Melbourne residents already contesting the future direction of Yarra Park.
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Parkville balances growth, heritage and community
The quarterly meeting of the Presidents of Residents took place with the Lord Mayor Nick Reece, some City of Melbourne councillors, and officers, on June 4.
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Budget – a done deal
At the invitation of the City of Melbourne the Carlton Residents’ Association (CRA) made several submissions for the 2026 Council Budget. Around 500 submissions, including those from the CRA, were made.
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Melburnians loved free PT. Let’s make it permanent
Melburnians loved free public transport. When public transport was free for two months, the number of people using it jumped by 20 per cent.
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Friendly debate at polling booth
Fitzroy Gardens Conservatory is finally open!
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