Planning
Housing debate focuses on Kay St
The new heritage study of Carlton is livening up the debate on social housing by giving local residents a say on what should be protected.
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Kate Kelly’s story at La Mama Courthouse
Gestation of Awgie Award-nominated playwright Rosemary Johns’ Fire in the Head began in 2005.
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A fun, interactive cafe turning customer service on its head
A new dining experience is moving to Lygon St and gearing up to shock, surprise and entertain diners with their “great food” and “hilariously rude waiters”.
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Residents call for greater safety as cyclists flout the law on footpaths
Residents call for greater safety as cyclists flout the law on footpaths
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Union proposes “training and wellness centre” for Carlton
A plan by the Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining, and Energy Union (CFMEU) to build a $12 million “training and wellness centre” in Carlton will be considered by the City of Melbourne.
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Championing equality at Royal Park Tennis Club
Community sporting clubs throughout the state once more have the opportunity to encourage and create activity opportunities for women and girls with support from the Victorian Government.
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A community connected by a good book and tea
In discussing with the parish what more could be done to connect with the community, East Melbourne’s Holy Trinity Parish Centre decided to create a monthly event around two of life’s simple pleasures – “a cup of tea, and a good book”.
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First-time Carlton filmmaker makes her mark
A Carlton resident has spoken of her excitement after launching her very first film on a “no money” budget.
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“Worst electoral system in the country?” Warnings sent to agents after 2020 election probe
A City of Melbourne councillor has conceded that it “might just take the prize for the worst electoral system in the country” after 20 real estate agents were warned following an investigation into the 2020 election.
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Carlton hosts councillors
While other local councils were still working remotely last month, the City of Melbourne showed a bit of leadership in February and opened its doors to constituents.
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Without family who are you?
Community reels after teen killed in Carlton crash
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