Latest articles by Docklands News
DV doesn’t Echo Docklands
Docklands News comments by Jackie Watts are spot on.
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When an unexpected expense hits: What your borrowing options actually look like in Australia
Most people's financial planning accounts for the expected. Regular bills, known commitments, the expenses that appear on the same date every month.
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Vale Michael Silver – president of MAGNET GALLERIES
A very well-known photographer, Michael Silver was farewelled on Sunday, April 26 by his family, friends and the wider photographic community at an event celebrating his life and work.
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Future Melbourne podcast turns to Fishermans Bend with Guy Naselli
The latest episode of Future Melbourne turns its attention to one of Melbourne’s biggest and most consequential planning stories: Fishermans Bend.
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Docklands in focus in latest Future Melbourne podcast episode
The latest episode of Hyperlocal News’ new Future Melbourne podcast series is turning the spotlight on Docklands, with a new conversation exploring one of Melbourne’s most debated waterfront precincts now live online.
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Premier Yachting brings Saxdor Fleet to Yarra’s Edge for exclusive two-day event
Mark your calendar for March 13 and 14 and discover why Saxdor is redefining modern boating. Join us at Yarra’s Edge Marina and step aboard a vessel where innovation meets adventure, and performance meets pure enjoyment.
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Celebrate Lunar New Year at Collins Square
Experience the most spectacular Lion and Dragon dance in Docklands.
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Little rituals to make 2026 more magic
Big new year resolutions have a funny old habit of collapsing by mid-January.
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Why is Docklands carefully ridding itself of any evidence of its vibrant marine past?
Classified Harbour Esplanade sheds were to be carefully demolished and ultimately carefully rebuilt perhaps on Central Pier.
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Work Christmas party etiquette: The dos and don’ts of appropriate attendance
Ah, the end-of-year holidays. Heralding the start of the “silly season”, warmer weather (unless you’re from Melbourne), and an abundance of fun and festivities, Christmas is truly the most wonderful time of the year.
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Giant gummy bears take over The District Docklands in Melbourne’s sweetest festive installation yet
The District Docklands has unwrapped what is arguably Melbourne’s most playful Christmas activation this year, with a city-first experience transforming the precinct into a colourful, candy-scented holiday wonderland.
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Collins Square lights up Docklands with festive cheer this December
Collins Square is set to become one of Docklands’ brightest festive destinations this month as it launches its Christmas program, A Season to Shine.
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Get crafty in Docklands this November
The Cauldron has you covered for crafty goodness this festive season. If you've ever thought of trying a new craft, or skilling up on your stitching and papercraft techniques then we have fun filled creative weekend session calendar for you in November.
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What Aussie businesses need before building their website
Before you hire a designer or sign up for a DIY website builder, it’s worth slowing down for a minute. Rushing into a new business site without a few basics in place often leads to stress, additional costs, and a final product that doesn’t truly align with your goals.
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No “ghost footprint”
The harbour looks so much better now that Central Pier has been demolished. It has really opened the vista. Marking the footprint of the demolished pier with buoys and lights is totally unnecessary.
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Untapped potential: Should Docklands be a bigger part of the Melbourne Fringe Festival?
The Melbourne Fringe Festival, one of Melbourne’s most entertaining arts festivals, returns in 2025, running from September 30 to October 19.
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A look at the evolution of beauty standards in Australia
The concept of beauty has continually evolved in Australia, from a traditional sun-kissed surf culture to today’s influencer-driven aesthetics.
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Want to up your crafting game?
The Cauldron – craft connect, is now offering classes in knitting, beginner basics to refresher courses and help with final construction.
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Docklands Community Garden hosts planting event
The Docklands volunteer gardening community gathered on Saturday, May 10 to prepare all of the beds and then plant the autumn/winter crop.
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Docklands deserves its share: a winter moment to reclaim our future
As winter sets in and Docklands lights up for the Firelight Festival this July, it’s also time for residents and traders to turn their attention to something equally important: our city’s future.
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