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Too much rubbish!
Rubbish in Docklands' waterways has remained an eyesore in recent months despite the lack of foot traffic and implementation of new technologies by the council.
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New headquarters for Victoria Police
A new Victoria Police Centre, dubbed the “heart and soul of policing in Victoriaâ€, has opened at 311 Spencer St.
Read MoreMove to simplify apartment rules
The City of Melbourne has moved to overhaul its relationship with apartment dwellers after three months of the COVID-19 pandemic revealed weaknesses.
Read MoreDRG hosts inaugural webinar on COVID
On the evening of Thursday, June 18, the Docklands Representative Group (DRG) hosted the Docklands Community Forum online as a webinar.
Read MoreBusinesses report good bookings
Even though fear of COVID-19 is still gripping the community, businesses are adapting to the new health regime and are beginning to re-open.
Read MoreHonouring the unsung heroes of the pandemic
For every tale of hardship during the coronavirus pandemic, there has been another of kindness and selflessness.
Read MoreGetting back to square one
For many retailers in Collins Square, the last few weeks of June provided a glimmer of hope after a tough period in lockdown.
Read MoreCouncil goes into bat for Assange
The City of Melbourne will write to the Morrison government calling for it to intervene and uphold the human rights of WikiLeaks founder and former local resident Julian Assange.
Read MoreTwenty-thousand leagues under the Yarra
On first glance, these fine, moustachioed gentlemen in their bowler hats look to be preparing for an underwater dive. Could they be looking for lost treasure? Pearlers getting ready for another hard day of fishing? Taking leisure time for a 19th century era business trip?
Read MoreA secret kept close
With lockdown measures easing across the state, Docklands is beginning to show shoots of life after an eerily quiet autumn.
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The future of apartment living - post COVID-19
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