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Coco the Carlton puppy
Coco is a little four-month-old French bulldog puppy. Her owner, Guillermo, takes her for long walks around the Carlton Gardens.
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What goes around comes around for our public housing residents
The Carlton Residents’ Association (CRA) has previously expressed strong support for improving and expanding public, community, and affordable housing opportunities in our suburb.
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All Aboard! Transforming Tram 776 into an iconic community hub
Residents of Carlton, get ready to embark on an extraordinary journey with us at the Carlton Neighbourhood Learning Centre!
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How you can show support to Indigenous-owned businesses
It doesn’t take a Certificate in Business Analytics to know that without consistent support, businesses die.
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New Fitzroy sports centre celebrates Wurundjeri heritage
A brand new state-of-the-art vertical sports centre at Fitzroy Gasworks has officially been named the Bundha Sports Centre.
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Carlton and Parkville reunite! Grattan St reopens after six-year wait
After six years of construction works, Grattan St, a major thoroughfare in Parkville, has finally reopened, providing a huge relief for residents and businesses.
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Residents win fight to save laneway from development in East Melbourne
The City of Melbourne has decided not to a sell a laneway to make room for a proposed six-storey development in East Melbourne following concerns from residents.
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Bottega Tasca: Carlton’s go-to fine wine boutique
Family-run fine wine and spirits boutique, Bottega Tasca, has been a cornerstone of the Carlton community for the past 15 years, known for their thoughtfully curated collection of wines sourced from both local and global producers.
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Locals recognised in King’s Birthday honours
Six residents and workers in the inner city have been recognised in the 2024 King’s Birthday Honours List, one of which was awarded posthumously for their contributions to health and the community.
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Empty shopfronts “stabilise” in Carlton after suburb hit hard in lockdowns
Shopfront vacancy rates have increased slightly over the past year in Carlton, new data from the City of Melbourne shows, but significant ground has been made since lockdowns ended.
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Residents win fight to save laneway from development in East Melbourne
Historic Dan O’Connell Hotel to become alternative primary school
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