Latest articles by Sean Car
Families plead for a primary school
Local parents have been assured that they will soon be provided with more clarity regarding the prospect of a school in Docklands.
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New hub for cyclists
Local not-for-profit group Good Cycles has kicked off a crowd-funding campaign to build a community bike hub on Harbour Esplanade.
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Green light for Collins Wharf
Developer Lend Lease has been given the City of Melbourne’s seal of approval to construct a 29-storey development at number one Collins Wharf, Docklands.
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Uncertain future for city helipads
The Helicopter Association of Victoria has called on the City of Melbourne to make a definitive call on whether it wishes to see two existing helipads remain next to the Yarra River.
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Group compromises on water governance
The Lower Yarra River Use Future Directions Group has reached a compromised, but unified, agreement on the future governance and management of local waterways.
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Docklands flash mob
Docklands charity The Big Umbrella last month staged a flash mob as a one-year celebration of its Study 4 Change program.
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Soup Kitchen with a ReaL difference
Docklands-based charity The Big Umbrella says it is not the action of providing a meal that inspires it to feed Melbourne’s marginalised communities.
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Litter hotspot partnerships
Docklands’ waterways are due to benefit from a recent Victorian Government announcement for plans to establish a series of community litter hotspot partnerships.
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Progress on ferry idea
The Wyndham Harbour project was approved last month and could result in a faster arrival for the proposed ferry service link connecting Melbourne’s west to Docklands.
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Shining light on the mission’s past
The Mission to Seafarers is currently presenting an exhibition celebrating 150 years of operation in Victoria at the World Trade Centre’s Atrium Gallery.
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Ute attack on waterfront eatery
Vandals used a stolen car to smash in the front of Almina Cafe Bar on the waterfront under the ANZ Centre on May 2.
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