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Yarra Re porter
01/07/2011

New Yarra Reporter Workshops are Starting Mid-July 

Every Wednesday and Thursday night from 6:00-8:0pm; starting on the 13th and 14th of July, Yarra reporter will be running training workshops on Civic Journalism and photogphay. 

08/02/2011

 Fitzroy’s Atherton Oval will be illuminated by film, music, fashion and food on Saturday the 26th of February from 6pm.  

Akech Yangidt
25/12/2010

Atherton garden residents were sent into a disordered frenzy when the Fire Alarm Control Panels Systems that detects fires was automatically set itself off on Thursday night at 9:15pm.

16/11/2010

The City of Yarra have generously funded yarraReporter to create a projection and art installation at Atherton Gardens for the 2011 Gertrude Street Projection Festival, which will run in July next year.

Boy Louade
21/10/2010
The Atherton Gardens $43 million redevelopment was officially launched on the 20th of October 2010, after many years of planning. The development is due for completion by September 2012, and will include 152 new homes at Atherton Gardens, a new childcare centre, office and retail space and 127 car spaces. 
 
Concetta Tahir
05/10/2010

Large void, long, cold distance, isolation, hormones, time of change, women’s liberation. Late 60’s, early 70’s. Germaine Greer.

Awakening of awareness of otherness outside the confined environment. 

Mia Paramashinta
04/10/2010

Batoul Ahmed is a resident of Atherton Gardens, and has trained with yarraReporter and Language Factory. She spoke to Mia Paramashinta about her new position as a Community Development worker.

Batoul Ali Khalid Ahmed
24/08/2010

Fitzroy NYCH needs more funding to employ more GPs to serve the population that is growing rapidly.
 

Anna Tuong
02/08/2010

My name is Anna Tuong. This my story of escape from Vietnam. I was born in Vietnam (South Saigon ). I am from an educated, middle class family. I am one of 11 children and I am in the middle . When I was 17 I started studying dental nursing and I worked for my father who is a dentist.

Mia Paramashinta
31/07/2010

Australian residents, who came here as refugees or asylum seekers, that have good English and local qualifications have no guarantee for employment. In fact, often it is not easy to gain permanent employment that matches their professional skills.

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