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The Pathways to Politics Program for Women is a non-partisan initiative aiming to change the face of politics by equipping women with the skills, knowledge, confidence and networks they need to run for elected office and thrive as political leaders.
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National Trust and unions join forces to save the Curtin Hotel from development
Efforts to save the iconic Curtin Hotel from possibly being knocked down and developed have taken a major step with a push made to have the building heritage -listed.
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Local playwright makes a stand
Over 50-year-olds are on the hit list in a dystopian play #No Exemptions that opens at La Mama theatre in April.
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Cinema Nova showcasing old movies this month
Cinema Nova in Lygon Court Carlton is screening a selection of retrospectives and double features to celebrate cinema favourites on the big screen throughout April.
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FMC meeting coming to Parkville
It is Parkville’s turn to host the City of Melbourne’s Future Melbourne Committee meeting, live and in-person in the elegant surrounds of the Treacy Centre, on Tuesday, April 12.
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A way to experience Fortress Australia
How would you feel to be locked up in a cage, cut off from everyday life by wire mesh?
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International students welcomed back with a “foodie tour” of QVM
After nearly two years of Australia’s borders being shut, overseas students are steadily returning to the city.
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Need help becoming an author?
Writer and editor Tania Chandler describes writing as a lonely endeavour.
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Church of All Nations appoints a new board
Changes are underway at the Carlton Uniting Church, commonly referred to by locals as the “Church of All Nations” (CAN).
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A new outdoor gym for Powlett Reserve
Online community consultation with the City of Melbourne is open until Tuesday, April 5, on the type of outdoor exercise equipment residents would like to see installed at Powlett Reserve in East Melbourne.
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Future Melbourne podcast turns to Lygon Street’s past, present and future with Sergio Alderuccio
Council calls for state government support for CCTV in Carlton
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