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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.
Read MoreDocklands needs a budget that plans for the community it is today
Docklands is no longer a future suburb. It is a living, growing community.
Read MoreWhy 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.
Read MoreBullying in strata
Social media platforms are replete with allegations of bullying within owners’ corporations.
Read MoreDocklander resident Fini Liu brings bilingual historical comedy to the Melbourne stage
As the Melbourne International Comedy Festival unfolded, Eighteen Lives (祖宗十八代) offered audiences a rare bilingual work that blended historical reflection, emotional depth and understated humour.
Read MoreMomentum building for Harbour Esplanade revitalisation project
Progress! The Maritime Museum Heritage Network (MMHN) in collaboration with CBRE has proceeded to the next stage of assessment for the Harbour Esplanade Revitalisation Project.
Read MoreCommunity 3008 – capturing the views of the Docklands community
Retaining Victoria Harbour as an open waterway, expanding the floating wetlands on the Yarra River, reflecting Docklands’ maritime history and greening Docklands were some of the key themes emerging from recent Community 3008 community consultation.
Read MoreApartment sustainability: turning attention into action
Last month, this column highlighted the Victorian Parliamentary Inquiry into Renewable and Affordable Energy for Apartments. Since then, Owners’ Corporation Network (OCN), drawing on its submission, appeared before the Inquiry.
Read MoreVictoria’s Building and Plumbing Commission set to get a new stronger set of teeth
In past columns, I have been critical of the newly renamed and reforged Victorian Building & Plumbing Commission (BPC).
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E-bike and e-scooters debate re-emerges after misuse sparks calls for education
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