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From the zoo to you, welcome back!
What a joy it is to be able to say that Melbourne Zoo is back open to visitors!
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What couldn’t you do in lockdown that you are most excited for now?
I’m just so excited to be going to the theatre again. I had a chance to go to Malthouse Theatre to check out the space yesterday and it was awesome!
Read MoreTaking care of pests naturally
Being able to harvest and consume something that you have cultivated can be a very satisfying experience, so when a pest comes along and takes a share this can be disheartening.
Read MoreMen who care: What it’s like being a male in a caring role
To honour International Men’s Day on November 19, Satellite spoke to four men within our community to get a better understanding of what it’s like to be a male carer within a family experiencing mental illness or mental health challenges.
Read MoreSafety upgrades at Docklands Primary, and news about the new North Melbourne Primary
With kids and families returning to the school routine, I recently popped into our newest local school, Docklands Primary School, to talk about safety upgrades needed to the roads around the school.
Read MoreThe locals helping to ensure the city is one for all
In an effort to prioritise the importance of architecture, design and urban amenities in the city, the City of Melbourne has established a new Design Excellence Advisory Committee, which includes two locals from North Melbourne.
Read MoreIndigenous artist creates jewellery to unite community
Indigenous artist Cassie Leatham’s exhibition at the Koorie Heritage Trust’s (KHT) Blak Jewellery – Finding Past Linking Present weaves together her experiences as a Taungurung woman in more ways than one.
Read MoreDeadly designs bring colour to City Square for Melbourne Fashion Week
The Metro Tunnel’s City Square art space has had a costume change for this year’s Melbourne Fashion Week.
Read MoreLatest news from Parkville Gardens
The wild storms of the night before left a trail of damage. Some trees fell down and many branches were strewn on paths and streets. Fortunately, it appears there were no human casualties and no homes damaged. So, there’s much to be thankful for, not least the council workers tackling the massive clean-up job.
Read MoreArts House return: From percussive sounds to bubble art
Home for contemporary performances and interactive art, Melbourne’s Arts House is gearing up to entertain live audiences in what will be a show-stopping end to the year.
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North Melbourne cleaner sweeps $80 million in lotto
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