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A Marvellous makeover
The great ''Marvel makeover'' of Docklands Stadium was completed in October, but it took a lot of hard work to get there.
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Running for the gold(en) brew
By Niccola AnthonyA group of recreational runners, who also moonlight as beer enthusiasts, combined their two passions in a fun run around Docklands on October 18.
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Catch up with Docklands on Instagram
For a great summary of the local community happenings, check out @Docklands_News on Instagram.
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Nex{t} - The Exchange
The Exchange at Knowledge Market’s is having its end of semester exhibition, “nex(t)”, from November 2 to November 16.
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Electric vehicle charging and the rise of the machines
Australia lags behind the rest of the world in the uptake of new electric vehicles.
Read MoreOctober 2008 Issue 36 - Water levels warning for Docklands
Rising sea levels resulting from global warming have not been adequately prepared for in waterfront developments, including Docklands area warns ex-Victorian planning and environment minister, Tom Roper.
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New murals popping up everywhere
Fresh murals have been popping up all around The District Docklands for the past month, bringing lots of colour and life to the complex.
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Annual general meeting
Our members have really taken to our new website with several being extremely active in getting their messages out. You get out of your chamber membership what you put in and some are achieving some wonderful results by being proactive.
Read MoreCladding - remove now, pay later?
Apartment buildings across Melbourne are finding that it can cost hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars to remove combustible cladding.We await feedback from owners who are tempted by the state government’s offer of cladding “rectification” loans that can be paid off through council rates.
Read MoreFight the voice of doubt
Waiting is a virtue, and anticipation is the purest form of pleasure … So waiting and anticipating are surely great places to be.
Read MoreAgeing in vertical place
With the announcement of a Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety, the option of ageing in our vertical villages seems all the more appealing.
Read MoreRunning and walking for health and fitness
Both walking and running are great ways to exercise your cardiovascular and respiratory systems.
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Locals invited to join traffic fight
The Docklands community has been invited to join neighbouring West Melbourne in a fight to change aspects of the West Gate Tunnel project.
Read MoreClues say Docklands is all growth
The City of Melbourne’s latest Census of Land Use and Employment (CLUE) data highlights Docklands as a growth hotspot – comparing data from 2007 to 2017.
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Guide for migrant entrepreneurs
Docklands co-working space Hatch Quarter continues to provide vital start-up support for migrants with the release of a “playbookâ€.
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Docklands family chooses citizenship
The Thakkars, originally from India, became Docklands’ newest Australian citizens at a City of Melbourne citizenship ceremony on August 29.
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Welcome back Hue
Former Harbour Town Hotel manager Hue Ejaz has returned to Docklands with the new Urban Alley Brewery at The District Docklands.
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Living in the fast lane
It seems the older Luke Di Biasi gets, the faster he runs.
Read MoreAlma turns 115 this month
Come on a behind-the-scenes tour of the Alma Doepel restoration during Seniors Week.
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