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Two steps forward and one step back
… or in nautical terms, as we tack back and forth against the wind making slow headway against the COVID-19 virus.
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Getting through COVID-19
Since my last article the whole world has changed dramatically with COVID-19 pandemic and I doubt that the Docklands precinct will ever be the same.
Read MoreMoving across the world for Docklands
After leaving the UK in 2008 in search of a more modern landscape, Tony Bryer found himself falling in love with the idyllic harbour views of Docklands.
Read MoreAfter COVID-19: do we want to go back to “normal”?
AfWhat a strange start to the year we’ve all had.
Read MoreAnchor up at Yarra’s Edge’s newest cafe
When you think of the Melbourne café scene you instantly evoke images of laneways and converted shopfronts. You don’t think of riverfront and harbour views; that is, until now.
Read MoreDining at WTC Wharf
With the gradual easing of government restrictions in Melbourne’s hospitality industry, life as “almost normal” has returned to WTC Wharf.
Read MorePharmacy lands at The District
In times of growing public health uncertainty, it is great peace of mind to know Docklands has a new avenue for expert medical advice and care.
Read MoreIconic Melbourne Star keeps turning
Our iconic Melbourne Star Observation Wheel has re-opened to the public, allowing a maximum of three guests per cabin to experience the Docklands landmark and the city views it affords.
Read MoreHoon activity ramps up
Deputy Lord Mayor of Melbourne Arron Wood met with more than 50 Yarra's Edge (YE) residents at Point Park on June 19 amid increasing trouble with hoon drivers in the precinct since the easing of COVID-19 restrictions.
Read MoreElection jigsaw puzzle falling into place
A debate among City of Melbourne councillors over the state government's proposed safe injecting room near Queen Victoria Market (QVM) on June 23 has potentially helped to answer a lot of questions about October's local government elections.
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North Wharf crane restored
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