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Council well placed to support battling businesses
At a time when small business is getting wiped out by the coronavirus, it was good to see City of Melbourne councillors nimbly come up with a $10 million support package at the committee meeting held on March 17.
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Police target hoons
Police from the Melbourne Highway Patrol say they are continuously patrolling the Lorimer St area where hoon motorists regularly gather.
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Police centre tops out
Construction on the new Victoria Police Centre (VPC) reached a major milestone last month, with the final floor poured on the 40-storey Docklands building.
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Crime rise
Latest crime statistics released have revealed that crime in Docklands is on the rise.
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Council betrays Docklands for $50 million
The City of Melbourne has accepted $50 million from the state government to protect West and North Melbourne and divert even more West Gate Tunnel project traffic into Docklands.
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Let there be Firelight!
The second annual Firelight Festival erupted successfully in Docklands at the end of June.
Read MoreDocklands crime rate soars
The crime rate in Docklands continues to soar, with the latest figures showing a jump in the overall crime rate of 23.5 per cent in the year to March 31, 2018.
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Thick as thieves
Cynthia and Alex are as thick as thieves, but Cynthia can barely keep up with her energetic Maltese cross Jack Russell Terrier.
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Anger at bank’s cashless move
Docklands’ Bendigo Bank branch has stopped handling cash, much to the chagrin of some customers.
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Art is good for the economy
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