Welcome new staff
Joining Docklands News for 2010 is journalist Alison Kinkade and advertising sales manager Peter Crowley.
Alison is a Docklands resident and a journalism graduate from LaTrobe University.
She lives with her sister and her parents in Dock 5 and did an internship with the paper late last year.
She is quickly finding her feet (although on crutches currently!) and is a great asset.
Peter actually started the Docklands News as a VicUrban employee in 2003. His knowledge of Docklands is vast and his enthusiasm for the precinct is unmatched.
Peter has been a great supporter of ours over the past six years and joins the paper in a sales role.
Email Alison at [email protected] or Peter on [email protected]. Both can be reached on 8689 7979.
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