Arts & Culture
Local novel trades in forgiveness
If you are used to reading tightly plotted crime fiction in which every word counts, Philip Salom’s latest character-driven novel will have you perplexed.
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How good is a community picnic?
Very good! That’s what the local community thought about the Parkville Gardens’ Residents Association’s (PGRA’s) Spring Fling on Sunday, November 27.
Read MoreThank you, Melbourne
Thank you to the people of Melbourne for re-electing me as your state MP.
Read MoreA legal labyrinth
Navigating the legislative changes affecting owners’ corporations (OCs) over the past four years is quite a challenge. We offer this thread to help you through the maze:
Read MoreTake a walk down EziStreat
An Australian first has landed in a 600-square-metre warehouse on Macaulay Rd in North Melbourne.
Read MoreWhy can’t our kids go to the local school?
This year a new campus for North Melbourne Primary School will open on Molesworth St, just a 13 minute-walk from the local public housing towers.
Read MoreCouncil reacts to safety concerns about new tram separation kerbing
Resident concerns over the safety of new tram separation kerbing along Abbotsford St has prompted the City of Melbourne to make various proposed safety improvements.
Read MoreGreens push shopfront vacancy tax to revitalise shopping strips
The Greens have outlined a plan to introduce a shopfront vacancy tax to try to revive the once popular shopping strips like Macaulay Rd and Errol St.
Read MoreMixed-used building gets green light in West Melbourne
The City of Melbourne has endorsed a five-storey mixed-use development at a prominent West Melbourne corner after knocking back an original proposal for eight storeys.
Read MoreGreens comfortably retain the seat of Melbourne as voter dial barely budges
The Greens’ Ellen Sandell has been re-elected as the Member for Melbourne, securing a third term at the November 26 Victorian Election.
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Uncovering the past: Old North Melbourne, by Dr Fiona Gatt
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