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New river apartments
Mirvac has unveiled 11 new Wharfside Residences at Yarra's Edge.
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Train driving in the Goods Shed
It’s a lovely coincidence that the state’s V/Line train drivers are being instructed in the Goods Shed North, a spiritual home of Victoria’s railways.
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Social club
The next Docklands Social Club event is at TAP831 on Tuesday, August 14.
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Is granitic sand silting the Yarra?
Silt build-up in the Yarra River around the Webb Bridge and Collins Landing may be largely due to the widespread use of granitic sand, according to long-time Yarra’s Edge resident Len Wright.
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First timber office block for Docklands
The first cross laminated timber (CLT) office building approved in Melbourne is to be built at The District Docklands.
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Star upgrades
Melbourne Star Observation Wheel’s (MSOW) technical team will execute a planned upgrade to the attraction’s LED lightshow from August 31 to September 9.
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Ballot story sparks probe
Docklands News’s exclusive lead story in last month’s paper has led to a Local Government Inspectorate investigation into electoral irregularities raised.
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Connecting with water
Docklands Chamber of Commerce members took to the water last month, with a cruise and networking event on July 18.
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Brian Tanti hits the road
After more than 20 years working in and advocating for Docklands, love has lured Brian Tanti north to the Harbour City.
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Arnsdorf pop-up
Melbourne womenswear label Arnsdorf opened a pop-up store and offered personal styling at Collins Square from July 19 – 27.
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August activities at Docklands Art Collective
The Docklands Art Collective is running a range of weekly events throughout August at The District Docklands.
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Whovians unite!
The Doctor Who Club of Victoria (DWCV) held its Annual General Meeting at The Hub on July 14.
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Downtown lights the way
The most recent exhibition at the Deakin Downtown gallery, “No Turning Back – Artworks from The Torch”, will become a mainstay event in future years.
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Village St lights up
The lights have been switched on in Village St as part of an activation conceived by Development Victoria and Walker Corporation.
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Art auction: The Emmanueli Collection
The Mission to Seafarers hosted an art auction on July 12, with works by well-known artists such as R_O_N_E, photographer John Gollings and illustrative artist Jeremy Kyle.
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Upcoming events in Docklands
The Docklands Chamber of Commerce hosted a lovely networking night on Victoria Harbour, and we have another special information night coming up on August 9 – Digital Docklands.
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Sooky Romeo loves the attention
Romeo is a popular Maltese-Shih Tzu often attracting attention with his independent off-leash walks.
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Water views work for local novelist
Contemplating the calm waters of Victoria Harbour works for author Carol Jones, whose first “grown-ups” novel has been released internationally.
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OC discriminated against a disabled owner
Last month, a residential owners’ corporation (OC) in Travancore was found by the Supreme Court to be discriminating against a disabled owner by refusing to carry out modifications to its building to accommodate her wheelchair access.
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Victorian consumers of plumbing services might be surprised to learn that they are protected by the most comprehensive statutory protections in Australia.
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