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A monument to touchy feely art
I love the sculptures in Monument Park.
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Caring for your clothes
Maintaining a wardrobe can be hard work.
Read MoreIt feels calmer
It feels calmer, doesn’t it? So many people I’ve spoken to feel the same – it’s different, more peaceful. More reassured. More likely to happen … don’t you think? It just feels different.
Read MoreLooking out for eye health
Eyes on Docklands and The Local Burger Co
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Docklands offered major attraction
A one-of-a-kind giant fountain and flame show in Victoria Harbour would attract more than five million people to Docklands annually, according to the consortium behind the bold concept.
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Star fails to attract predicted crowds
It could take up to 75 years for the Melbourne Star Observation Wheel to turn a profit, if passenger numbers during its first year of operation are anything to go by.
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Damage to public art
Skateboarders have significantly damaged a $3 million public artwork in Docklands.
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Aussie day fun
More than 30,000 people flooded into Docklands on Australia Day last month.
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Esplanade masterplan released
Harbour Esplanade will become a nationally-significant destination, according to a master plan released by Places Victoria last year.
Read MoreSocial Club in February
Come out and meet your fellow Docklanders at the monthly Docklands Social Club.
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Destination Docklands CEO resigns
Anita Donnelly has resigned as CEO of Destination Docklands.
Read MoreTPG temporarily halts fibre rollout
TPG was forced to halt its fibre-to-the-basement (FTTB) campaign after the Federal Government introduced new regulations last month.
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Festive welcome for park
Docklands’ newest public space received a warm welcome last month when MAB Corporation held a mini-festival to celebrate the launch of Monument Park.
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An offer too good to refuse
For Tony De Domenico, the chance to chair Places Victoria was an offer too good to refuse.
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Docklands dragon to roar again
The Docklands dragon will roar again, returning to Harbour Esplanade after a year in hibernation.
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The Docklands Chamber of Commerce and Alma Doepel restoration team have had a busy few months raising money for the continued restoration of Docklands’ historic top-sail schooner.
The chamber has partnered with the restoration team in an attempt to raise funds for the completion of the project.
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Chamber hosts Beijing delegates
Docklands’ Chamber of Commerce has forged a relationship with one of Beijing’s largest districts.
Read MoreLuxury yacht ablaze
A luxury yacht was engulfed by flames at Yarra’s Edge on January 21.
Read MoreLocal workforce has doubled
Docklands’ workforce has increased by almost 50 per cent since 2012, according to a report released by the City of Melbourne last month.
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