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Hortus is finally here
The long-awaited Harbour Esplanade glasshouse will soon open to the public.
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Destination Docklands unveils plans
Destination Docklands has revealed its marketing and events program for the next year.
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Ending the cycle
A unique social enterprise offering mobile bicycle maintenance and support for people experiencing disadvantage has opened a workshop in Docklands.
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Community planting day
If you fancy yourself as a bit of a green thumb then a planting day at the Docklands Community Garden this month is the perfect opportunity to get your hands dirty.
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Building manager charged with assault
Former Conder building manager Ross Cartwright has been charged with assault and burglary after police were called to the building last month.
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No cancellation compensation
The City of Melbourne will not extend the Friday night fireworks despite cancelling a third of the scheduled events due to safety concerns.
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Local regatta postponed
The Docklands Regatta, which was scheduled to take place this month, has been postponed.
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Get ready to laugh out loud
The Docklands Arts, Laughs and Blues Festival will fill Docklands with music, comedy and cabaret next month.
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Collins Square redesign
Walker Corporation has revealed an artist’s impression of the redesign of a tower in its Collins Square project.
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Channel tunes in
Open Channel’s new training facility at Docklands Studios was officially opened last month.
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ACE keeps pace
The donation of a new motorcycle will help the Automotive Centre of Excellence (ACE) in Docklands continue to train students in the latest technology.
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New program calls for the young at heart
Senior Docklands residents are invited to join an intergenerational program starting at The Hub next month.
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Lunchtime music
Musicians Chris Taylor and Jen Land entertained the lunchtime crowd at the August Lunchbox session at The Hub on August 8.
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Five teams fighting for four spots
With the ice hockey play offs only a few weeks away, five teams are fighting for the top four spots and it seems as though the Mustangs’ brilliant season is going to fall just short of success.
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Don’t fall off the tracks!
12-week challenges seem to be the thing at the moment and are great to get you out of the rut and kick start your new lifestyle choices.
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Doyle sinks Docklands ferry pledge
Lord Mayor Robert Doyle has backed down from a pledge to commit $500,000 to a Docklands ferry trial and has pointed the finger at local stakeholders for letting him off the hook.
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Brian is a man with a plan
For Brian Herlihy one the best parts about working for a major developer is seeing a project materialise.
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Monitors reveal local hot spots
Despite Docklands’ commuter traffic doubling in the past four years, NewQuay hasn’t experienced a rise in pedestrians.
Read MoreNew faces at NAB
NAB branch manager Lara-Jane Bell wants local residents and workers alike to get to know the friendly staff at Dockland’s original NAB branch.
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