Environment
The man behind 300,000 fish
Anthony Forster thinks like a fisherman and knows they love a good yarn.
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New chestnut trees pop up in Kensington
New trees have been planted along a street in Kensington as part of a City of Melbourne renewal program.
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Spring nesting in full swing at Royal Park
With spring nesting season in full swing, inner city locals are enjoying the array of native birds on display at Royal Park.
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What is your legacy?
When you leave this planet – what legacy will you leave behind from your actions?
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The value of human manure – closing the loop
The topic of our own manure can sometimes be challenging, as it seems a difficult and uncomfortable subject to talk about.
Read MoreHow to look after soils in our garden and city
View your soil as a living dynamic system that you are working in harmony with, understand its needs. If we look after it – it will look after us, the surrounding plants and other life.
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110 years of fighting for the underdog
Before the Lost Dogs’ Home opened in 1913, Melbourne was a grim place to be for stray animals.
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Urban forests bring residents pleasure
The City of Melbourne has unveiled six green spaces which are thriving after receiving matched funding via the Habitat Grants under the Urban Forest Fund 2020 program.
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Rat spotting on the Maribyrnong
A new favourite pastime for a group of friends living on the Kensington Saleyards estate is to pretend they’re camping by the Maribyrnong River.
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Council reacts to safety concerns about new tram separation kerbing
West Melbourne site on offer for $11 million
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