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Council invests in our waterways
Council has purchased the former Fix nightclub at NewQuay piazza for $1.95 million and will convert it into a marina lounge and waterways office.
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Arts event is full of surprises
Waterways-based art event 5 Short Blasts is surprising in many ways.
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Exploring the waterfront
A new arts participation project in Docklands will highlight the waterways and invite people to experience Melbourne as a waterfront city.
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Manager of the year
Docklands YMCA Manager Andrew Ward has been acknowledged as Manager of the Year for 2013 at the organisation’s recent Victoria staff awards night.
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Litter chokes Docklands waterways
Docklands’ waterways were polluted by tonnes of rubbish and debris last month, following heavy rain.
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Renewal gets underway
The revitalisation of Docklands’ Waterfront City Piazza has begun with the first of the Docklands Spaces businesses moving into their new temporary homes.
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New vibe blowing on waterways
Docklands waterways are going through a policy renaissance and the optimism in boating circles is palpable.
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Women on Docklands waterways
Docklands girls certainly found sailing on Victoria Harbour this winter great fun.
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The debate between developer and public interest continues – this time over Docklands’40 hectare ‘Blue Park’ as its waterways are sometimes called.
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The “cofferdam” is coming to a river near you
Docklanders will soon have a bird's eye view of an interesting piece of engineering when Melbourne Water begins replacing Melbourne's 100-year-old main sewer under the Yarra River.
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New home for IOU
Docklands Art Collective wrap
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