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First home buyers outbid investors, nabbing $1.931m Fitzroy North terrace

First home buyers outbid investors, nabbing $1.931m Fitzroy North terrace

A parent bidding on behalf of a first home buyer couple outbid three other buyers, including an investor, during a competitive auction.

  • by Alexandra Middleton

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Why this ‘killer’ charred cauliflower stopped our reviewer in her tracks
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Amarillo

Why this ‘killer’ charred cauliflower stopped our reviewer in her tracks

It didn’t look that different from a hundred other vegan offerings around town. Eating it was a different story.

  • by Dani Valent
‘The best tacos Melbourne has ever seen’: This inexpensive Fitzroy diner is changing the game

‘The best tacos Melbourne has ever seen’: This inexpensive Fitzroy diner is changing the game

The most memorable, soul-quenching single bite of food I’ve had in weeks was at modest shopfront diner El Columpio.

  • by Besha Rodell
I used to think the north v south rivalry was silly. But I reckon there’s a winner
Opinion
City life

I used to think the north v south rivalry was silly. But I reckon there’s a winner

When I first arrived in Melbourne, I thought the south of the river v north of the river rivalry was ridiculous. But I went along with it because I wanted to be in on the joke.

  • by Roby D'Ottavi
No room at the inn: The Fitzroy hotel that always refused sports fans

No room at the inn: The Fitzroy hotel that always refused sports fans

The Brooklyn Arts Hotel was one of a kind, and a new documentary captures the last days of this unique and now-gone institution.

  • by Karl Quinn
Daffodils, olive oil, custard cake: This tiny restaurant in a corner store is a pot of gold

Daffodils, olive oil, custard cake: This tiny restaurant in a corner store is a pot of gold

Lovely, light and almost ethereal, Carnation Canteen glows like a beacon in Fitzroy’s backstreets.

  • by Dani Valent
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The Cubbies: the junkyard that became home to children’s dreams
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Early childhood

The Cubbies: the junkyard that became home to children’s dreams

An empty block in Fitzroy became a place of adventure for the children of the tower blocks. Scrounging cast-offs, they built their dreams: cubby houses.

  • by Tony Wright
How a teacher and IT pro turned a rotting terrace into a colourful haven

How a teacher and IT pro turned a rotting terrace into a colourful haven

When Nicholas and Zahra first saw the Fitzroy fixer-upper, it was ‘barely liveable’. Now, it has been transformed.

  • by Jessica Golding
This tiny Fitzroy eatery is a buzzy hot spot for home-style southern Indian dishes

This tiny Fitzroy eatery is a buzzy hot spot for home-style southern Indian dishes

Toddy Shop, Mischa Tropp’s popular Melbourne version of a Keralan eating house, pays fond homage to the food stands of the same name.

  • by Dani Valent
Flood risk for more than 22,000 inner Melbourne properties, new modelling shows

Flood risk for more than 22,000 inner Melbourne properties, new modelling shows

Blindsided residents in Fitzroy, Collingwood and Richmond will be told their homes are at risk of flooding from overflowing drains.

  • by Sophie Aubrey
On the mean streets of 1970s Fitzroy, even the trees looked like they wanted to die

On the mean streets of 1970s Fitzroy, even the trees looked like they wanted to die

The Fitzroy of today – filled with bars, cafes, markets and designer boutiques – was unimaginable. But back then, locals loved the cheap rent and “anything goes” attitude.

  • by Justine Costigan

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