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So far away from us – yet inextricably connected by the sea

March 31st, 2022 - Jackie Watts

Melbourne Maritime Heritage Network (MMHN) acknowledges with sorrow the desperate plight the citizens and seafarers of Ukraine.

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The Docklands community is invited to help with Docklands image spotting!

March 2nd, 2022 - Jackie Watts

You are invited to participate at the forthcoming Melbourne Maritime Heritage Network (MMHN) Heritage and Museum Special Advisory Group’s fascinating workshop in Docklands.

An invitation to the Docklands community

February 3rd, 2022 - Docklands News

Moving forward against the headwinds of the persistent pandemic storm is enough to challenge anyone’s buoyancy! However, maritime stakeholders – and of course this includes the Docklands community – are a resilient and optimistic lot.

“Active” on two Docklands “fronts” this past month

December 1st, 2021 - Docklands News

Firstly – the saga of the western tip of Central Pier …

Shipping and climate change

November 3rd, 2021 - Docklands News

The media is awash with the politics of COP26. However, Melbourne Maritime Heritage Network (MMHN) views a “sideline” event of COP26 as more important than mere politics.

Docklanders … we need your help!

September 29th, 2021 - Docklands News

Residents of Docklands are a resilient lot. Grey skies, choppy waters and chill winds shearing off the towers make for a long winter, but when the sun shines, how very lovely it really is!

Let’s acknowledge the immense debt we owe to seafarers

September 2nd, 2021 - Docklands News

Through the ravages of COVID-19, we need to be thankful to many of the land-based people who have helped in getting us through this period – the health workers, police, defence personnel, utility crews, caregivers of all kinds – the many volunteers. Without their help we would be much worse off.