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Think Pink unveiled at Yarra’s Edge
An exciting and warmly welcomed new asset to our local community, the Think Pink Foundation's new Living Centre supporting people living with breast cancer was formally opened at Forge on February 18.
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Local developments recognised
Collins Square and One Melbourne Quarter have recently been acknowledged by the Property Council of Australia as finalists in its 2020 innovation and excellence awards.
Read MoreAlma another step closer
The Alma Doepel restoration project marked another important milestone last month after $18,000 was raised to help fund the completion of the historic tall ship's hull.
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Docklands is free of 15,000 cigarette butts!
On a sunny Sunday in February, over 60 Docklanders gathered outside Off With The Ferries Café.
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New barrier design ‘‘well advanced’’
The state government says the final design of a new permanent barrier on Latrobe St Bridge is edging closer to replacing the temporary fencing that has now been in place for nearly two years.
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Community has its say on Laservision
The Docklands Chamber of Commerce (DCC) hosted two community engagement sessions at the Community Hub beside the Library at the Dock on February 19 and 20 on its plan to bring a permanent activation to Victoria Harbour.
Read MoreNeedless new record set for declaring conflicts of interest
While former Federal sports minister Bridget McKenzie and City of Casey councillors put on a masterclass when it comes to failing to declare or act upon conflicts of interest, the City of Melbourne councillors have gone to the other extreme.
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Protecting nature in our city
Did you know that the City of Melbourne is home to fluffy-pawed spiders, pobblebonk frogs and matchbox-sized microbats?
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Celebrating our wonderful businesses
The Docklands Chamber of Commerce's (DCC) inaugural Docklands Business Awards event on February 15 proved a major success.
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Our forgotten future
By Jeff Gordon''I believe that the more you know about the past, the better you are prepared for the future''; not my words but those of President Theodore Roosevelt. And so it is for Docklands.
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Cut us some slack - traders
Progress on wheel
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