Arts & Culture
Tayla Harris statue to permanently reside in Docklands
More than three years after being unveiled at Federation Square, the iconic statue of AFLW player Tayla Harris will soon find its permanent home here in Docklands, in what represents a huge win for our precinct.
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Magnet to launch its 13th women photographers’ exhibition
As International Women’s Day (IWD) approaches on March 8, so too does the launch of Magnet Galleries Melbourne’s 13th women photographers’ exhibition.
Read MoreOn a figurative journey
There is an otherworldliness attempting to break through Gary Willis’s paintings on show at Library at the Dock.
Read MoreEvocative of a gaslight style
There are some very moving moments in the first exhibition of photographs at Magnet Gallery as we come back from the summer break.
Read MoreBerthing at Little Dock … maybe for a cuppa?
Before the Spencer Street Bridge was built, this was the view from the corner of Spencer and Flinders streets.
Read MoreFlinders Street Extension murder
At 10.30pm on Wednesday, January 29, 1947, four gunshots echoed off the walls of the Flinders Street Extension. At this hour of the night, Docklands would have been deserted (marked on the left of photo).
Read MoreThe First Nations fashion brand putting informative conversations at its centre
First Nations fashion brand Ngali was a notable standout during Melbourne Fashion Week (MFW), and its presence in Docklands is now permanent after moving into its new Melbourne Quarter studio.
Read MorePublic vote will choose the 2023 pride tram
For the third consecutive year, a design-wrapped tram will travel in the annual Midsumma Pride March in 2023 and around its network until the end of the year.
Read MoreDocklands’ babies have been named
Docklands’ favourite wild baby animals have officially been named following a community-wide naming competition as part of Yarra’s Edge developer Mirvac’s Wild About Babies public sculpture experience.
Read MoreThe vision of the night photographer
The crowded streets of Tokyo have taken on a new light in an exhibition that opened recently at Library on the Dock.
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