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Sales are hot for Snowbird Frozen Yoghurt
Docklanders have rapidly warmed to the idea of frozen yoghurt.
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Ride2Work breakfast approaches
Ride2Work breakfast approaches
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On a mission to help
Seafarers’ welfare is what it’s all about
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Made in Melbourne
Melbourne’s Spring Fashion Week (MSFW) officially opened this month in a rain-soaked, tiny laneway littered with milk-crates and opulent flowers.
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Cat’s got his heart
Arthurs Creek local Henry wears his cat in his jacket while viewing apartments in Docklands.
Read MoreWe’ll keep fighting!
Well, Planning Minister Guy finally, by way of a press release, on June 29 said he had approved the MAB Master Plan for the NewQuay/Waterfront City development without, we gather, significant modification, after having it for nine months.
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Whats up pussy cat?
Docklands' new community garden was opened with fanfare on July 15.
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Docklands voters turn green and sexy
Denied a Liberal candidate to vote for in the July 21 state by-election, Docklanders turned green and sexy.
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Community garden kicks off
Docklands’ new community garden opened with a day of celebration on July 15.
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City of Melbourne response
The City of Melbourne strenuously rejects this Docklands News editorial which contains a series of factually incorrect comments regarding the Docklands Community and Place Plan (DCPP).
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Docklanders meet the candidates
The Melbourne state by-election came to Docklands on July 10 when 12 of the 16 candidates outlined their policies to the community.
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New sporting courts for Docklands
Docklands is soon to have multi-purpose sporting courts for netball, basketball and futsal next to the Hub in Batman’s Hill.
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Strong interest in forum
Some 28 Docklanders have put their hands up to represent their suburb on the soon-to-be-formed Docklands Community Forum.
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Big day out on the water
Docklands’ boaties are going all out to make their Melbourne Day Regatta on Sunday, August 26 a truly community event with free cruises on offer.
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Northwharf details revealed
Northwharf developer Asset 1 WTC has revealed details of its proposed redevelopment of the heritage listed Shed 5 and crane.
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Who knows the best dad?
Local YMCA gym manager Andrew Ward is looking for the “Father of the Year”.
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Looking fine there, Docklands
When you’re a single mother with a six-year-old to tend to, feeding a parking meter is hard to manage. But by failing to do so, Docklands resident Franca Caradonna now has $2000 worth of parking fines and says she can’t afford to pay.
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