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There are several fun and engaging activities for the kids these school holidays in Docklands.
The Ice Slide is back at The District Docklands. It was such a hit last year that it has returned. Positioned just outside H&M, even on the busiest days the kids won’t have to wait too long for a ride.
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Docklands takes flame
Thousands of people flocked to Docklands from June 28 to June 30 for the firelight festival weekend – the celebration of the winter solstice where “fire and water do go together”.
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Has the community forum run out of steam?
By Meg HillA year on from the restructuring of the Docklands Community Forum (DCF), it appears the project has stalled from member dropouts and lack of independence or initiative.
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Doubts cast on tram bridge
While a bridge through Yarra’s Edge has long been understood as the state government’s preferred tram route to Fishermans Bend, a stretched state budget means that all options are currently on the table.
Read MoreForum recap
The Docklands Community Forum (DCF) was held on June 26 at the Library at the Dock.
Read MoreBuilders still exempt from cladding bills
A second VCAT ruling on the Lacrosse fire has reinforced builder exemption from flammable cladding and fire damage.
Read MoreCrime rise
Latest crime statistics released have revealed that crime in Docklands is on the rise.
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Sod turned on Voyager
As one of the last remaining pieces of the puzzle in the development of the Yarra’s Edge precinct, developer Mirvac’s launch of its new Voyager residential tower marks a significant milestone for Docklands.
Read MoreWhat affects air quality in Docklands?
Can you see the air quality on high rise buildings? Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Victoria senior scientist Paul Torre can.
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ACS relocates to Docklands
Australian Computer Society (ACS) Victoria will relocate to Docklands following the construction of its new offices at 839 Collins St.
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Reforms are a ‘‘backwards step’’
Councillor for the City of Melbourne (CoM) Rohan Leppert has slammed the state government’s proposed changes to multi-member wards as part of its plans for a new Local Government Act.
Read MoreJehovah’s Witnesses are coming en masse
Tens of thousands of Jehovah's Witnesses are again descending on Docklands this year when a three-day international convention is scheduled for Marvel Stadium in November.
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Room to read
Located in the District Docklands, the reading room is a must for local book lovers.
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Artwork here to stay
Did you know that the artwork Sand Dunes by photographer Richard Woldendorp featured on the billboard on the side of Tower 1 in Yarra's Edge is a permanent fixture?
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Market founder commended
Eileen Fielderling, Docklands Sunday Market founder, was acknowledged for her contribution to the community and awarded a Lord Mayor Commendation on June 27.
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New ARUP office leads the way
An innovative Docklands office building running on 100 per cent green power has won the Australian Interior Design Award for sustainability advancement.
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Berth serves up a Big Tea
On May 23, local restaurant Berth participated in Australian Cancer Council's Biggest Morning Tea.
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New charitable partnership
Walker Corporation and Cancer Council Victoria have formed a new charitable partnership to raise awareness and funds for cancer research.
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Still bent
Docklands' Marina Tower is a polarising piece of architecture, which evokes strong opinions. But, as much as this photo suggests otherwise, work is not underway to ''straighten it out''.
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