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A committee meeting to remember
As the nation collectively groaned over petty partisan finger pointing about bushfires and climate change in recent weeks, there was a political ray of light emanating from the Melbourne Town Hall.
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Gateway to community services
By Meg HillA new investment in Docklands aims to “fill the gaps†in community service for the growing community and its vulnerable.
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Festival Hall on the market
Festival Hall is for sale - a year after the Heritage Council granted the iconic live music venue protection.
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Poly’s public art contribution
Docklands’ public art initiative will continue with a contribution from Poly Australia’s 1000 La Trobe Street dedicated to the site’s industrial and rail history.
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Trees removed
Five London plane trees have been removed to enable construction of a multi-level commercial development at 1000 La Trobe St.
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Local mega mural
Melbourne street artists Kitt Bennett and Juddy Roller delivered an Australian first in large-scale public art at Lorimer St over October.
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Fire at Digital Harbour
By Rhonda DredgeDrama struck the offices of Digital Harbour on a quiet Friday last month when a fire broke out in the shrubbery just after lunchtime.
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Reflecting on 2019
By Janette Corcoran - Docklands Representative Group2019 has been a year of experimentation for the Docklands Representative Group (DRG) where different formats and venues have been trialled.
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Market Lane now open
Docklands ushered in a new era in fresh produce last month with the launch of Market Lane; The District Docklands’ new fresh food precinct.
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Wind pops window
Thursday, November 21 saw record high wind across Melbourne and frequent emergency alerts. In Docklands, a window of a high-rise residential building almost fell crashing to the pavement.
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There’s always time for a tummy rub
Docklands impressions - Megan Voelkel
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