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Reflecting on what’s important
It’s been a very … reflective few months. A lot has happened, but that’s not unusual. It’s just been a deeply altering kind of time.
Read MoreDocklands’ crime rate continues to rise
The overall annual crime rate in Docklands continues to rise, according to the latest Crime Statistic Agency (CSA) figures.
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Action Jaxon, our champ
Jaxon Hanley, an 11-year-old Docklands local, will be fighting in the Australian National Muay Thai championships later this year.
Read MoreBiggest production of the decade
Victorian Minister for Creative Industries Martin Foley visited Docklands Studios in February to meet the crew of US series Preacher.
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New design for LaTrobe St corner
Salta Properties’ proposed hotel and residential complex on the corner of LaTrobe St and Harbour Esplanade has re-emerged with a new “wavy” facade.
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Two more notches on Marvel’s concourse
Marvel Stadium has two more super-hero themed installations on its concourse as of this month - a replica of Thor's hammer and a Spiderman-themed climbing wall.
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On a Quest to get wet
You’ve got to be careful what you wish for!
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A mural for Malawi
From April 9 to 14, a 40-foot shipping container will be transformed into an African-inspired work of art on Harbour Esplanade to raise funds for a new medical clinic in Malawi.
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Councillors unimpressed with request
City of Melbourne councillors have cast doubt on the future viability of Lendlease's Collins Wharf development by refusing to endorse a request for more apartments.
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Financial support for garden
The Docklands Community Garden has received a cash injection and ongoing financial support from local business Melbourne Facilities Management (MFM).
Read MoreGeelong ferry service
Port Phillip Ferries is to start a direct service between Docklands and Geelong in December.
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Some different histories
“Aboriginal people are forever reminded of European history, but to find Aboriginal history either in the city or the country you have to really go looking for it.”
Read MorePackaged liquor application
An application has been made to the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation for a packaged liquor licence at 97 Merchant St, Docklands.
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Market stands the test of time
Having now been operating for a decade, the Docklands Sunday Market has overcome numerous obstacles over the years to become a weekly institution for locals and tourists.
Read MoreElection investigation raises more questions than it answers
The Local Government Inspectorate has warned five local property managers for voting in last year’s City of Melbourne election on behalf of landlords.
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New hotel for North Wharf
Developer Riverlee has taken another step towards transforming Northbank, after announcing an international hotel partner for its $450 million mixed-use development Seafarers last month.
Read MoreCouncillors call to the political parties
Climate change is at the top of a list of issues the City of Melbourne will present to the major parties contesting the up-coming federal election.
Read MoreHigh Line park idea is ‘‘progressing’’
The City of Melbourne has developed a high-level concept plan in response to Lord Mayor Sally Capp's pre-election promise of a ''high line'' park.
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VCAT cladding decision sets ‘roundabout’ precedent
Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal’s (VCAT) Lacrosse decision is both a win for apartment owners and an absolution for builders, despite its convoluted legal expression.
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How to transform a blank canvas
For Development Victoria's (DV) Simon Wilson, the chance to play a leading role in transforming Docklands from an almost ''blank canvas'' nearly passed him by.
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