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Here we go!
As you read this column, the first three days of the VCAT hearing brought by Sinclair Dermatology will have concluded. The lead-up to this, finding professional witnesses and briefing them, collating other objectors and assisting all, has been very time consuming, but very satisfying.
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A day of harmonious celebration in Carlton
Carlton’s heart will beat with the sights, sounds and smells of multicultural celebration this March with the celebration of Harmony Day at Carlton Primary School.
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Carlton’s Olympic cyclist
On the corner of Lygon and Grattan streets in Carlton is a building with a distinctive neon sign featuring a man on a racing cycle.
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Thousands of students gather for O-Week festivities
Students from all over the globe were seen to be basking in the excitement of Melbourne Orientation Week ahead of semester one starting on February 27.
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Council welcomes international students back
The City of Melbourne has prepared a multitude of activities to help make Melbourne a welcoming experience for international students.
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Carlton Primary brings food from around the world to your doorstep
Carlton Primary School and Slow Food Melbourne recently partnered up to launch the first official Carlton Street Eats market on Thursday, February 16.
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Melbourne Museum partners with First Nations creatives
Melbourne Museum has partnered with Mob in Fashion and PayPal Melbourne Fashion Festival to elevate First Nations designers in the fashion industry.
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One little thing can go wrong
The rough and tumble of homelessness is at the heart of a new play to be staged at La Mama in March.
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Don’t turn Grattan St into a road of chaos
If the City of Melbourne reinstates its 2021 proposal to turn Grattan St from Bouverie St to Rathdowne St into a one lane each way thoroughfare (revoked in 2022 ostensibly for “community feedback”), the entire Carlton area will be affected.
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Psychologist launches book to shine a light on complex trauma
A Carlton-based clinical and forensic psychologist has published her first book, providing a comprehensive look at complex trauma and abuse.
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If we are not careful Melbourne could become a carpark
Public housing tenants take legal action to stop the demolition of their homes
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