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Developer hits a snag in redeveloping an East Melbourne heritage building
A “significant” heritage East Melbourne townhouse built in 1873 will be partly demolished and reconstructed “brick by brick” after a developer hit a snag in converting the building into apartments.
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Carlton on the comeback as new Carlton Inc. president commits to rejuvenation
Sergio Alderuccio, the newly appointed president of Carlton Inc., has vowed to return his beloved suburb to its “former glory” with street beautifications and new events on the table.
Read MoreLa Mama’s artistic director steps down after 50 years
La Mama’s Liz Jones has made the difficult decision to step down as artistic director, but not before she celebrates her 50th anniversary with the renowned theatre company.
Read MoreCouncil-backed greening project in East Melbourne unveiled
What was once a bare and stark communal open space for residents living between two Agnes St apartment complexes in East Melbourne, has been transformed into a green oasis, thanks to the support of the City of Melbourne.
Read MoreCarlton Neighbourhood Learning Centre appoints new executive officer
Carlton Neighbourhood Learning Centre (CNLC) has recently appointed Tony Milne as its new executive officer, after Linda Perugini left the position at the end of last year.
Read MoreThe Bureau: Parkville’s new “community hub”
With a short lifetime spent in hospitality, it is only fitting Jay Clough’s first solo venture be stamped with his own undeniable character.
Read MoreUrban Camp wins Victorian Tourism Award
Urban Camp Melbourne, a school camp facility located in Royal Park, has been recognised at the 2022 Victorian Tourism Awards, winning the “3-3.5-star” rating category.
Read MoreFresh face brings new energy to Melbourne for the Liberal Party
Evan Mulholland is Melbourne’s new Member in the Upper House of the Victorian Parliament, and he represents a fresh voice for both his local constituents, as well as for the Victorian Liberal Party.
Read MoreParkville is alive with the sound of music
Parkville Ensembles’ open-air chamber music concerts are back this year, with two concerts set for February 19 and March 5 from 6pm.
Read MoreThe cabaret with a spiralling twist
Kovid Rat Kabarett Goes Spiral is coming to La Mama Courthouse from February 1 to 12, exposing and confronting an array of opinions associated with the Melbourne lockdown experience.
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Still Sacred and Golden: A reminder of the true gold
Flower show extension sparks fresh Carlton Gardens concerns

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