Whats up pussy cat?
Docklands' new community garden was opened with fanfare on July 15.
This youngster was one of many to have her face painted by the experts provided by the City of Melbourne for the festivities.
The council used the event to launch its long-awaited community and place plan.
The day itself was terrific, but there are question marks over the integrity of the Docklands Community and Place Plan.
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