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The powerful return of Betty Grumble
If you enjoy ecstatic and powerful performance, Art House in North Melbourne is the perfect place to witness the return of Betty Grumble as part of Melbourne Fringe.
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Factory in Melbourne’s west gives glimpse into Arden Station
Stunning architectural features are being installed at Arden Station after being prototyped and tested at a mock station in Melbourne’s west.
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Community cohesion
Will the continued demise of church congregations make any difference to the general wellbeing and cohesion of our community?
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Struggling to afford food and rent
“I can’t buy fruits, vegetables or even toilet paper.”
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Plenty coming up in Parkville Gardens
We’ve got a spring in our step here in Parkville Gardens. We’re gearing up for some great get-togethers.
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Why compost at home?
Composting is one of the most powerful actions an individual can take to reduce food waste, address climate change, and build healthy soil.
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From West Bali to West Melbourne
It was in Bali in the 1970s, after a chance stopover on her way to India, that Dr Mary Ida Bagus met her husband, Agus.
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Local fashion brand launches Circular Sourcing
As part of its goal to create systems change for a circular economy in fashion, Melbourne circular fashion brand, A.BCH, has launched Circular Sourcing – a marketplace for surplus textiles with the goal of keeping Australian surplus fabrics in use and out of landfill.
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Regenerate nature – a hopeful path forward
In the face of environmental challenges, our community is embracing the call to regenerate nature, breathing new life into our local ecosystems.
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Transition or transformation?
In the July edition of North West City News Brendan Rees reported on the sale of the iconic church on the corner of Queensbury and Curzon streets in North Melbourne. Apparently a Uniting Church leader said that “such a substantial landholding … no longer met their missional goals”.
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New public art transports locals through Arden Station’s history
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