Chifa is a fusion of Chinese and Peruvian cuisines. There's a place, located in Brunswick that masters the elegance of balancing different worlds.
Visit Casa Chino to find Innovative and fresh interior design combined with the mixture of cultures, textures, and flavours that will make your palate wish for more.
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Click here take a deep dive into the history of public transport politics and policies in Brunswick and Victoria.
Through non-violent-direct-action, John Stone, has shaped and performed his role as an environmental, public transport, and accessibility activist.
You’d be forgiven for thinking Factory Cafe Bar produced clothes or electronics but you wouldn't for not visiting this jewel nested between a gym and a blind shop on Victoria Street.
Read this article to learn more about Beth's experience at Factory Cafe Bar.
Social Movements exist to improve our world. The Commons Social Change Library knows this and they offer free access to materials in a wide range of formats to expand the skills of activists, organisations, and movements interested in changing the world.
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What is the role of a Mayor in our community?
What are your priorities as a Mayor?
In this interview, Adam Pulford, the current Mayor of Merri Bek responds to this and other relevant questions to his role.
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Tèta Mona truly embodies the Brunswick food scene. Why? Read this article by Beth Lane and discover the details behind a family run business that has learned to cater plentiful plates in a bohemian atmosphere that is hard to forget.
Brunswick, home of many gems. On this occasion, we bring you three. Use this information wisely and enjoy the treasures from our suburb.
"For some reason, my mother always gave them a name starting with ‘j’ – Jasmine and Jonathon are two I remember."
Read this article from Barry York who remembers episodes with various birds from his childhood in Brunswick.
"Cat ownership made sense in Brunswick because it was difficult to own a dog in those parts that were becoming increasingly busy with car traffic... Also, Brunswick people back then were low-income, like my parents, and cats were less expensive than dogs to feed and care for".
Read more in this article written by Barry York.
In this interview with Emma Noack, we learn about the different myths behind Art Therapy. Does the art therapist interpret my artwork? What happens during an art therapy session? What's the main difference between traditional therapy and art therapy?
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Barry York shares his experience recording conversations with people in Brunswick and other places in Australia. This article is an invitation for the community to create and grow an oral archive of stories because oral records "allows us to experience history in a unique and engaging way... no transcript can capture the accents, intonations, inflections, rhythms and pauses of the human voice".
Read this article to learn the accessibility numbers for people who identify as having a profound or severe mobility limitation and why it's important to support this cause.
