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Alma back in the water but “long way” to go with $30K needed for restoration
After marking a victorious return to the water, it’s all hands-on deck again for a group of devoted volunteers working to restore the historic Alma Doepel tall ship.
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Historic Alma Doepel makes victorious return to water
After 10 arduous years of restoration, Docklands’ favourite historic tall ship, the Alma Doepel, is finally back on the water.
Read MoreThe Alma’s return wades closer
The decade-long restorative journey of Docklands’ favourite tall ship, the Alma Doepel, is set for completion with the vessel’s revised return to water date planned for October 7 or 8.
Read MoreA new date for the Alma’s return to water
The Alma Doepel’s long-awaited return to the Melbourne’s waterways has been delayed slightly, with a date between September 29 and October 1 confirmed.
Read MoreThe Alma is ready for the water
The Alma Doepel is ready to return to the water.
Read MoreKeeping Docklands maritime history in shipshape condition
Against the Docklands horizon with its gleaming skyscrapers bobs a ship invoking more than 180 years of history.
Read MoreAward keeps the wind in Peter’s sails
Dr Peter Harris's love affair with wooden sailing ships goes back more than half a century when he was a lad growing up in the UK.
Read MoreRenewed focus on maritime heritage
The City of Melbourne has called on the community to have its say over possible refurbishment of the Mission to Seafarers building at North Wharf.
Read MoreHumanity and the sea - maritime art goes virtual
A portrait of Behrouz Boochani - the outspoken refugee activist who was held in detention by the Australian government for six years - has won a category award in the Mission to Seafarers Victoria’s (MtSV's) Maritime Art Prize.
Read MoreFishermen return to Docklands
Footy fans might have stayed at home to watch the game but fishermen were ready and willing to travel the distance to Docklands during Grand Final weekend.
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