Town Hall Gallery is very pleased to host Dark Contrasts, an exhibition of works by Dillon Naylor and Mandy Ord. Both Naylor and Ord have been a creative force in the Melbourne comic book scene since the early 1990s. This exhibition includes amazing new works by both artists as well as some original treasures dug out of their archives! Melbourne based Mandy Ord showcases a combination of here highly recognizable autobiographical black and white comics as well as illustrations commissioned for newspapers and magazines. The work is heavily referenced from her own life experience and most of the ... read more The Metropolitan Transport Forum (of which Council is a member) are hosting a series of forums to discuss local public transport issues in the context of the forthcoming state election.
The forum will feature speakers from all the major parties and questions from the community.
There is a forum being held in the City of Yarra. Come along and share your views on public transport in your area.
For more details including a list of the speakers at each forum, visit the pt4me website.
There are also forums at City of Whitehorse, Maribyrnong, Melbourne, Port Phillip and Moreland.
Page modified on Mon, 30 Aug 2010 13:48 GMTAn Urban Planning Special Committee meeting will be held at 8pm, Monday 6 September 2010, Council Chamber, 8 Inglesby Road, Camberwell.
Order of business1. Apologies2. Adoption and confirmation of the minutes of the Urban Planning Special Committee meeting held on 16 August 20103. Declaration of conflict of interest of any councillor or council officer4. Presentation of officer reports 1. 220 Canterbury Road, Canterbury5. General business6. Urgent business7. Confidential business
Page modified on Fri, 27 Aug 2010 09:17 GMTJoin Council staff and Sustainable Gardening Australia for an enjoyable evening focussing on creating a wildlife-friendly habitat garden at home. BYO chair.
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Adam Bandt, Sarah Hanson-Young, Bob Brown and Richard Di Natale. Photo: AAPHere in the seat of Melbourne, Adam Bandt won his party's first ever lower house seat (in a general election) with a massive 13% increase in the Green primary vote (to a total of 36%) and a 10% swing from Labor to Greens two-party-preferred. Nationally the Greens gained about 11.5% of the primary vote, an increase of almost 4% from ... read more 








