Latest articles by Docklands News
Cladding fast track concerns
The state government has announced that its plan to fix flammable cladding will be fast-tracked, with the number of buildings rectified per year doubled.
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Businesses use council grant to go digital
As coronavirus restrictions persist throughout Melbourne, Docklands businesses have been forced to leave the physical world and enter the digital one.
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Too much rubbish!
Rubbish in Docklands' waterways has remained an eyesore in recent months despite the lack of foot traffic and implementation of new technologies by the council.
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New headquarters for Victoria Police
A new Victoria Police Centre, dubbed the “heart and soul of policing in Victoriaâ€, has opened at 311 Spencer St.
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Move to simplify apartment rules
The City of Melbourne has moved to overhaul its relationship with apartment dwellers after three months of the COVID-19 pandemic revealed weaknesses.
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Honouring the unsung heroes of the pandemic
For every tale of hardship during the coronavirus pandemic, there has been another of kindness and selflessness.
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Getting back to square one
For many retailers in Collins Square, the last few weeks of June provided a glimmer of hope after a tough period in lockdown.
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Twenty-thousand leagues under the Yarra
On first glance, these fine, moustachioed gentlemen in their bowler hats look to be preparing for an underwater dive. Could they be looking for lost treasure? Pearlers getting ready for another hard day of fishing? Taking leisure time for a 19th century era business trip?
Read MoreLooking beyond the pandemic
As a change in our lives we did not anticipate, the coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown has placed restrictions on our everyday activities.
Read MoreFive things to remember when working or studying from home
Here are some simple tips to ensure your home office set up is safe.
Read MoreStep up to the mark!
I was pleased you ran this open letter [to Minister for Planning Richard Wynne], which sums up the concerns of Docklands residents.
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A mane fit for a master
Mozart gets stopped regularly because his mane looks like fine art.
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Celebrating our heritage
So much has been happening in online “virtual” world of maritime heritage that few of us feel that we have been “locked-in” or “locked-out” completely.
Read MoreCladding: are you on the funding list?
Does your building qualify for support from the state government’s cladding rectification fund?
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Recovery and renewal
The Docklands Pop Up Neighbourhood House had been working to keep the community supported during the pandemic.
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New park for Seafarers Rest
The City of Melbourne is now seeking the community's feedback on the designs of a new 3500 sqm park at Seafarers Rest in Docklands.
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A landmark moment for Alma
After 10 years of fundraising and restoration work, the historic tall ship Alma Doepel is set to re-enter the water by the end of the year.
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Vaping ban divides
The City of Melbourne has unanimously passed a motion proposing a ban on e-cigarettes and vaping in selected areas throughout the city.
Read MoreMovement at Digital Harbour
Developer Digital Harbour Holdings has recently submitted plans to the state government for twin commercial office towers at the site adjacent to Melbourne Water’s headquarters at 30-40 Digital Drive.
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A true champion of Docklands passes
Summing up the life of Peter Crowley in a 400- word column is a bit similar to decoding one of the man's famed long-winded emails; almost impossible.
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