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Multicultural unity celebrated at Somali Day Australia Festival
A vibrant display of cultural diversity was on show at the annual Somali Day Australia Festival at the North Melbourne Community Centre on Saturday, July 1.
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Victorian Archives Centre collects memories that are worth holding on to
Public moments of joy and connection are being highlighted in Victorian Archives Centre (VAC) Gallery’s upcoming exhibition on July 28.
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Less than 1km of bike lanes delivered in last year as rollout languishes
New council figures showed its rollout of protected bike lanes was falling well short of promises.
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The future of music is looking bright thanks to 21st Century Music Tuition
Local Kensington musician and tutor of 21st Century Music Tuition Brennan Smith hosted his very first student showcase concert on June 17, in an effort to help students with their stage confidence.
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Striking buildings take out prestigious architecture awards
Australia’s first build-to-rent-to-own housing development in Kensington, and an Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (ANMF) accommodation building in North Melbourne have taken out top Victorian architecture awards.
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A nice job for a change
There is a light side to being a firey even though coffee has gone up to $7 a cup at some local cafes.
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Sayed’s vision comes to fruition: MAA TV
There were almost 60,000 Afghans living in Australia at the time of the June 2021 census.
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Self-deprecating singer does solo book signing
A book launch is a beautiful moment when a wordsmith gets to sign his latest edition for a fan who has just listened to him perform.
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Voice to Parliament a chance for practical change
Later this year, every Australian will vote in a referendum that has the power to bring our country together and to make meaningful change in the lives of First Nations Australians.
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Better future for housing within reach
Australia faces significant housing challenges. Recently, issues of housing and homelessness have dominated our national policy conversation.
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Ombudsman says “never too late” to apologise to public housing residents over lockdown
West Melbourne businesses win council funding
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