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Melbourne’s tallest daffodil blooms at Collins Square
Collins Square was transformed in August with the arrival of a striking four-metre-tall daffodil, forming the centrepiece of this year’s National Daffodil Day celebrations.
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Docklands Farmers Market finds a new home
The Docklands Farmers Market will be relocating to Marvel Stadium in September due to upcoming events at NewQuay Promenade and unpredictable weather.
Read MoreChoir of Hard Knocks celebrates 19 years
The Choir of Hard Knocks began rehearsing in 2006 and, since then, has made an indelible mark on Australia – giving people from all backgrounds and experiences the opportunity to sing to audiences across the country.
Read MoreDocklands to host “Magical Mutts & Mystical Pups” charity walk
Docklands will come alive with wagging tails and wizard cloaks this October as the annual Walk for PetWellness returns to Point Park at Yarra’s Edge for its third year.
Read MoreDocklands to serve up Australia’s biggest pickleball party
Docklands is set to transform into the nation’s pickleball capital for the inaugural Picklepalooza this August.
Read MoreRecord-breaking Firelight Festival lights up Docklands
Docklands was ablaze with energy earlier this month as the Firelight Festival returned for its most spectacular showing yet – drawing a record 115,000 visitors across three nights from July 4 to 6.
Read MoreDocklands to ignite with Firelight Festival this July
Docklands will blaze into Melbourne’s ultimate winter playground when the much-loved Firelight Festival returns from Friday, July 4 to Sunday, July 6, promising three spectacular nights of free, family-friendly fun on the waterfront.
Read MoreMorning Teas keep getting “bigger”
Yarra's Edge resident Petra Harmer-Shrowder and Cancer Council Victoria's Renne Gani were all smiles on May 22, with the annual Biggest Morning Tea events at Yarra Point and Berth, NewQuay (also featured) raising $5688, and a record-breaking $43,000, respectively, for Australians impacted by cancer.
Read MoreWelsh choir sings to save Docklands’ maritime heritage
The future of Docklands’ heritage fleet will be in the spotlight this month, with the Australian Welsh Male Choir hosting a special sing-along to raise support for the preservation of Melbourne’s precious ships.
Read MoreLove Our Street 3008 returns to Docklands for first community clean-up since COVID
Docklands residents are being invited to take part in a special community clean-up later this month, as Love Our Street 3008 (LOS3008) returns to NewQuay for the first time since the pandemic.
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Local stalwart hopes for ferry-tale ending in new café bid
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