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More apartments for Digital Harbour
Planning Minister Matthew Guy has approved a new dual-tower residential building for Digital Harbour, worth $78 million.
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Walk, don’t wait
Docklands pedestrians will soon be spared the annoyance of having to wait two traffic cycles if they have not pushed the button at the traffic lights.
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Book your seat at the networking table
Don’t forget to book your seat at next month’s Docklands Networking Lunch.
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New tower for Yarra’s Edge
Yarra’s Edge will receive a population boost after Planning Minister Matthew Guy approved a 30-storey residential tower for the precinct last month.
Read MoreAn energetic six years
New Energy Physiotherapy celebrates six years serving the Docklands community from its Merchant St clinic this year.
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A new world on our waterways
As the sun goes down, the waterways surrounding Docklands are transformed.
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Intense competition for local dragon boaters
Local dragon boaters could have their work cut out for them if they’re to make it on to next year’s national dragon boat team.
Read MoreMustangs and Ice eye finals
The Melbourne ice hockey clubs have continued their stranglehold over the AIHL competition, with the finals series approaching.
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Featuring Docklands
Have you ever watched the news only to find the backdrop behind the presenter is the same as the view from your balcony?
Read MoreTrials and tribulations of OC members
Being a chairperson, secretary or committee member of an owners’ corporation (OC) can sometimes be a thankless task.
Read MoreWelcome to the 100th edition of Docklands News
For more than 10 years now we've been delivering news and views from postcode 3008.
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Hear the Blarney at the Docklands library
Docklanders are invited to attend the second in a series of free storytelling events at The Library at the Dock this month.
Read MoreNew library not for residents
I am a resident of Docklands and was really looking forward to using the library facilities but I realised that opening hours are during the week only and close at 5pm. Having a “normal” job from 8.30 to 5.30, I was hoping I could go on the weekend but realised it is not open!
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Recognition for local Rotarians
Two of the founding members of the Rotary Club of Docklands have been recognised for their commitment to the club.
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For criminal barrister Peter Faris QC, Docklands is now home.
It's a nice view from here
Read MoreFriendly Lily
Lily is a seven-month-old mini schnauzer who is very well behaved. According to her owner Leah Capuno she is very friendly to strangers.
Read MoreThank you to the unsung heroes
I felt very honoured last month to be invited to sit on a judging panel of six to select finalists for health awards.
Read MoreKingston Management Group and SEALIFE Melbourne Aquarium
For every problem there’s a solution
Read MoreDocklands maritime heritage revival
Reporting from the Chamber of Commerce
Read MoreNews from the DCA
My column this month is necessarily short as I am overseas, returning July 8. Right now I am writing this on board ship in the Caribbean near Puerto Rico. It’s Thursday afternoon here, its 30 degrees, the humidity over 80 per cent and it’s good for swimming. Sorry about that, but somebody’s got to do it. Hope it’s not too cold in Melbourne.
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