April 22, 2004

• “A lightness of touch” needed: Review of Port Phillip's arts, heritage and cultural development
• Eighty years to grow: Eight minutes to go; Council dismayed at trees being cut down for Commonwealth
• Move over Sam Spade
• Dealing with dislocation: continuing the civic dialogue on change and gentrification in Port Phillip
• Bigger shell for Turtle Café
• Going green at home
• Polish activist mourned: Remembering Zofia Brzozowska
• Local water partnership makes a splash in Melbourne

Community Release

• Gypsy concert to mark St Georges name day

• Compulsory fire levy hike sparks fiery response
• Elwood child care crisis looms
• A boost for indigenous employment
• The best backyard in Melbourne will soon be selling coffee
• Turn over an old leaf (or two), urges mayor

Community Releases

• Book launch: The Screening of St Kilda: A History of St Kilda's Cinemas by Peter Fogarty

• Bicycle Victoria calls for end to deadly roundabouts

• Mayor decries fate of public buildings: The City of Port Phillip's 7th Design & Development Awards
• Palm trees do it hard in Port Phillip
• A community hub to rewrite the tale of two cities: Launch of Creating the Connections
• Appetite for change in child care centres
• Bakery fined for poor hygiene

Community Release

• Veg Out's Annual Easter Egg Hunt 2004

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