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Delay in the release of new draft owners’ corporation legislation now cause for concern
It has now been six months since the private consultancy acting on behalf of Consumer Affairs Victoria and the Expert Panel leading an inquiry into the owners’ corporation legislation delivered its final report and recommendations to Parliament.
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Option A or B – calls for Docklanders’ opinions
Apartment living seems finally on the radar of governments, planners and researchers alike.
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A win for Docklands families, but we need answers
Our local schools are at the heart of our community. They’re where our kids learn, grow, make friends, and build their futures.
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Docklands filmmaker Emily-Kate Murphy returns from New York with major award for debut feature
For Docklands resident Emily-Kate Murphy, a recent trip to New York ended with more than just festival memories.
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Heart Week 2026: “Never Miss a BEAT” with vital health checks
As Heart Week 2026 kicks off across Australia from May 4 to 10, health experts and the National Heart Foundation are issuing a critical call to action: “Never miss a BEAT”.
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Docklands deserves to grow as a real neighbourhood
Docklands has always represented a different side of Melbourne’s CBD, one shaped by renewal, ambition and a sense of what a modern, connected city can look like.
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Continuing to support business in Docklands
As president of the Docklands Chamber of Commerce, I am proud to represent a business community that continues to grow, innovate and collaborate.
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State agencies continue to fall short – Docklands deserves better
Three State Government agencies – Parks Victoria (PV), Melbourne Water (MW), and Development Victoria (DV) – continue to fall short in their obligations to the Docklands community.
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Docklands needs a budget that plans for the community it is today
Docklands is no longer a future suburb. It is a living, growing community.
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Why it pays to grant access to private apartments to the owners’ corporation
Lot owners and tenants need to be aware that an owners’ corporation (OC) has a lawful right to serve a notice to gain entry to private apartments, in order to carry out repairs, maintenance and other remedial works.
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Where Docklands residents are employed
When an unexpected expense hits: What your borrowing options actually look like in Australia
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