Planning
“Enough is enough”: Carlton residents tired of Cancer Council eyesore
Carlton residents are calling on the City of Melbourne and the state government to address the “deplorable” state of the former Cancer Council building, which has notoriously become one of the city’s greatest eyesores.
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Vintage photobooth finds new home at Lygon Court
Carlton is now home to its very own vintage photobooth, thanks to the team behind the iconic Flinders Street Station booth, which has set up a new spot for locals to enjoy at Lygon Court.
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Carlton’s youngest author debuts first picture book
Emma may be Inner City News’s littlest Inner City Local, but she’s already achieved more than most children her age.
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Melbourne International Comedy Festival returns with local acts
The Melbourne International Comedy Festival (MICF) is set to return from March 26 to April 20, promising its biggest and most exciting lineup yet.
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Knovus: transforming the knitwear industry with cutting-edge 3D technology
For more than 10 years, Knovus has been redefining the knitwear industry, harnessing advanced 3D technology to create innovative knitted products while sharing their expertise with others.
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Carlton residents and traders debate the future of Lygon St
The Carlton Residents’ Association has released its vision for future upgrades it wants to see along Lygon St to help “rejuvenate” the area, but not all businesses agree with its ideas.
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Police Association Victoria fights to extend function centre’s operating hours
Victoria’s police union is attempting to extend the operating hours and capacity limit of their newly built function centre in East Melbourne, leaving residents concerned that their “peaceful” neighbourhood will be disturbed.
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Bibi Ji: “not your typical Indian joint”
In 2023, Lygon St bid farewell to a beloved institution, Café Notturno. But as one chapter closed, another began with the opening of Bibi Ji – bringing authentic Indian cuisine to the heart of Melbourne’s Italian precinct.
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“Victoria’s biggest export”: how an international student cap would affect Melbourne
The City of Melbourne and its local universities are preparing to navigate uncertain times as the possibility of an international student cap remains a concern ahead of the upcoming federal election.
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