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Look down: what lies beneath our feet can help restore our climate health
History and research teach how nations have risen and fallen by the fertility of their soil as the human population has increased and, therefore, agriculture demands more of soil.
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Our shared stories: celebrating together
Cultural Diversity Week was celebrated a little late at our house this year, but it was worth the wait!
Read MoreMarch musters
How good to see young kids and families and friends enjoying themselves at our two community events last month!
Read MoreWest Melbourne’s very own curious George
George the Pomeranian Chihuahua loves exploring his West Melbourne home, with owner Melanie in tow.
Read MoreMetro Tunnel turn-up-and-go services tested for the first time
Victorians are a step closer to turn-up-and-go services as train testing on the Metro Tunnel Project ramps up.
Read MoreE-scooter trial extension: fun and convenience versus safety
The Melbourne e-scooter trial has been extended, and e-scooters are here to stay.
Read MoreNorth Melbourne residents unite against demolition of public housing
I recently joined a packed event in North Melbourne, where residents gathered to talk about how they can work together to stop the demolition and privatisation of public housing in North Melbourne and Flemington.
Read MoreUnison Housing … what are you thinking?!
Many will know that our Kensington Community Network (KCN) meets regularly to share news, perspectives and needs in the community. This committee is jointly managed and chaired by Unison’s Deb Wilson and Rebecca Smith from Kensington Neighbourhood House (KNH).
Read MoreArden Station to feature ode to the history of rail
A piece of Victoria’s railway history has been gifted to the Metro Tunnel’s new Arden Station as a reminder of the important role trains have played in the state’s history.
Read MoreCelebrating the eight-hour day
Victoria’s Labour Day holiday is enjoyed by several million people throughout the state.
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