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Hoarding goes up
Permanent hoarding was installed by Development Victoria on March 12 around Central Pier to secure the now closed site.
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We can still Love Our Street even when we are not allowed on them
We are now well used to reading the growing list of events cancelled due to COVID-19.
Read MoreA different crisis for the worse off
When society grinds to a halt, events are cancelled, businesses shut and most of us head indoors to self-isolate, but what happens to our vulnerable?
Read MoreWorkers adjust to new regime
The quiet evacuation of Docklands' workforce was completed by March 23, leaving construction sites, supermarkets and a few open cafes as the main signs of life in the suburb.
Read MoreCouncil well placed to support battling businesses
At a time when small business is getting wiped out by the coronavirus, it was good to see City of Melbourne councillors nimbly come up with a $10 million support package at the committee meeting held on March 17.
Read MoreCommunity isolation
Teja Sri Kaja decided to move to Docklands two years ago to be submerged into a new community.
Read MoreFrom the Mission to Seafarers
To all seafarers and port workers, the unsung and unknown frontline key workers for the movement of essential cargo to keep all countries’ wealth and health stay afloat during this extraordinary time. Thank you.
Read MoreStirring words from Channel 7
Just three weeks ago Channel 7 reporter Teegan Dolling was outside the County Court reporting on a culpable driving case.
Read More20 years on from stadium’s frantic start
It's 20 years since Docklands Stadium opened its doors, and while the ground has generated a fair share of controversies over the years, it remains a critical piece of Docklands furniture.
Read MoreGig economy grey area
In November last year, food delivery drivers working for platforms like UberEats in the CBD were targeted in a Victoria Police traffic operation. Two hundred infringement notices were issued, with at least a quarter of offences relating to delivery bike users.
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Scarlet wins Audi Invitational
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