Arts & Culture
Emmett and Cindy return
In June 2020, Docklands News published a positive review of Katherine Firkin’s debut crime novel Sticks and Stones.
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Action on “world-class” Docklands Media Precinct
The state government has opened expressions of interest (EOI) for a state-of-the-art media precinct in Docklands, the newest of its kind in Australia.
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How to be a Badass: First book for local author
While many people might have had writing a book on their "to-do" list over Melbourne's months of lockdowns last year, Docklands resident Nikki Langman set her mind to the task and has just published her first book.
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Parody of rich Asians a local hit
You can say a lot more in fiction than you can in other genres and novelist Kevin Kwan is free and easy about lampooning rich Asians and their pretensions.
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Drawing on Deakin’s wall
By Meg HillDeakin University’s Docklands site – Deakin Downtown – will showcase its first exhibition for the year with newly commissioned and rarely seen wall-based, site responsive artworks in Drawing on the Wall.
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Goodbye from Blender Studios
In 1886 the new channel from Port Melbourne to the city was complete.
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Giant new mural in Docklands
If you have been down The District lately you might have noticed a lonely figure on a scissor lift, in Waterfront Way.
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New murals popping up everywhere
Fresh murals have been popping up all around The District Docklands for the past month, bringing lots of colour and life to the complex.
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A reactionary world
So, I was shunted off the tram like always on my way to my studio in Docklands.
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A city-change for a beach boy
This bloke thinks he can help
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