East Melbourne
‘An oasis of calm’: What it costs to live in Melbourne’s most liveable suburb
There’s plenty of green space, and it’s not far from the CBD, but some residents would like more affordable housing.
- Wes Mountain
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- Yiaga
Melbourne has a new three-hat restaurant that’s beautiful and pointedly Australian
Vue de Monde “wunderkind” Hugh Allen’s ambitious Fitzroy Gardens project achieves a significant accolade out of the gate.
- Besha Rodell
‘Pretty intense for tenants’: Melbourne rents at record highs
Landlords are asking record high rents for the city’s typical unit, at $25 a week more than this time last year.
- Elizabeth Redman
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- Antisemitism
Online hate report exposes ‘overt effort to normalise antisemitism’
Centuries-old tropes and conspiracy theories are becoming the norm in Australia after arson attacks and an antisemitism report triggered a torrent of hate, a study says.
- Chip Le Grand
‘Now we can all exhale’: Synagogue replaces darkness of hate with light
Still reeling from an alleged arson attack barely a week ago, East Melbourne Synagogue threw open its doors to all faiths and all-comers in a Friday night ritual to heal.
- Kieran Rooney
Envoy wants education programs to counter antisemitism ignorance
Israel’s prime minister called on the federal government to act after a historic synagogue and Israeli restaurant were attacked in Melbourne on Friday.
- Paul Sakkal
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- Crime
Police reveal identity of man charged over East Melbourne Synagogue fire
A 34-year-old Sydney man has appeared in court over an alleged arson attack at a synagogue in East Melbourne on Friday night.
- Chris Vedelago, Chip Le Grand and Sherryn Groch
The night hate came calling: Inside the East Melbourne Synagogue attack
The City Shul targeted by a lone arsonist on Friday night has deep roots into the foundations of Melbourne.
- Chip Le Grand
