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Greater Western Water completes Royal Parade water main upgrade
Greater Western Water (GWW) has successfully concluded the crucial upgrade of a 134-year-old water main on Royal Parade in Parkville.
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Father Bob Maguire Foundation CEO honoured with Australia Day award
Paul Brophy, CEO of the Father Bob Maguire Foundation, has been awarded a prestigious award in the 2024 Australia Day honours.
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Madeleine de Proust: a feast for the eyes and stomach
Specialising in the art of madeleines, Lygon St’s newest patisserie Madeleine de Proust is one of Melbourne’s most unique culinary offerings.
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Could Pelham St be the key to unlocking more events at Argyle Square?
Carlton is home to many beautiful green public squares, with its four most prominent spaces connected via one of the suburb’s lesser-known streets.
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Eat Your Heart Out at La Mama
Eat Your Heart Out is a new comedy coming to La Mama Courthouse Theatre in March 2024. This may be the perfect play for our buzzing neighbourhood of restaurants and cafes.
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Making a lot of noise over aircraft
The East Melbourne Group (EMG) has a very loud bee in its bonnet. In fact, it has been buzzing for some time.
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Carlton psychologist releases new book to improve mental wellness
Carlton-based psychologist and acclaimed author, Dr Ahona Guha, has just released her second book, titled Life Skills for a Broken World, offering a practical framework for cultivating “good mental health”.
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Resident unhappy with bluestone paving project in historic laneway
A Carlton resident has expressed his dissatisfaction after a project to reset loose bluestone pavers in his street “looks exactly the same as before”, while causing a gate not to be opened.
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New bike lanes set to be rolled out in Grattan St
The City of Melbourne will soon begin works to install new protected bike lanes on Grattan St, Carlton, as part of its transport plan to expand the area’s cycling network.
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Public housing tenants take legal action to stop the demolition of their homes
Public housing tenants living in 44 high-rise buildings across Melbourne have taken action in the Victorian Supreme Court to halt plans to demolish their homes.
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Inner-city locals tell council: housing, green spaces and public transport are key
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