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Celebrating the Year of the Rooster
Celebrations have started in multicultural Docklands to celebrate Chinese New Year - the Year of the Rooster.
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Social Club at Yarra’s Edge
The Docklands Social Club heads off to Hooks at the Yarra for its February gathering.
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Bringing some rawness to Docklands
Melbourne-based street artist Adrian Doyle is planning to bring some unique character to Docklands by relocating his Blender Studio to Harbour Town.
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‘‘Ground Hog Day’’ for boaties
Charter boat operators feel they are back at “square one†despite government promises to activate local waterways.
Read MoreLacrosse cladding appeal fails
The Building Appeals Board (BAB) last month rejected an alternative proposal and ruled that combustible aluminium-backed cladding be replaced on the Lacrosse Building in LaTrobe St.
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Christmas cheer for the less fortunate
Docklanders gave up their Christmas morning to provide some joy to more than 200 less fortunate people again this year at NewQuay’s Cargo restaurant.
Read MoreTatts bonanza for local worker
Returning to work on January 19 was just the best day for a lucky Docklands worker.
Read MoreMass exodus by community staff
The City of Melbourne’s placemaking and engagement branch, which focuses on strengthening our local community, has recently been the subject of major staff losses.
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Chillax in Docklands
Places Victoria is delivering a new look for the open space on the corner of Harbour Esplanade and Collins Street.
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Pirates boarding at Harbour Town
It’s all about pirates for the kids this month at Harbour Town.
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What’s with outdoor cinema?
Outdoor cinema is flavour of the month in Docklands with four different options on offer.
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The Docklands connection
Last month’s south-eastern suburban billboard racism controversy had a Docklands connection.
Read MoreCommercial burglary arrest
Police last month arrested a man they say committed numerous commercial burglaries in the CBD and Docklands.
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New life for heritage wall
An important slice of Docklands’ history will be given a second life as restorative works are set to commence on the Flinders St retaining wall.
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The big changes continue at Harbour Town
Locals will notice more big changes at Harbour Town this year as the shopping centre moves into the next stages of its redevelopment.
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Dockland’s juniors speeding to success
The Docklands’ ice rink is producing Australia’s future Winter Olympic stars.
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30 years later, Jaison returns to Docklands
There are not many Docklanders who can describe living here in the mid-1980s. Jaison Hoernel was a schoolboy when he lived here on his parents’ boat and has very mixed memories of the experience.
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Career woman and nurturing mum
Docklander-for-a-year Erin Watson-Lynn is excelling in her career in higher education where she advocates for opportunities for young people and children.
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Yoshi is no reject
Jacqui Bainbridge and her husband foster Customs dogs, but Yoshi is one of the ones that didn’t make it.
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Not very helpful
A Yarra’s Edge reader has pointed out that this sign has been sending cyclists in the wrong direction for at least six months now.
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