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Keeping up standards
By Rhonda DredgeIf there’s a fire in a building or an emergency of some kind you need to know where the exit is quick smart and a fire hydrant must be handy as well.
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Queues for Penguin charity sale
By Eleanor O’Connor – Penguin Random HouseThe annual Penguin Random House charity book sale on October 24 in aid of the Indigenous Literacy Foundation was a huge success.
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Sports club to launch
By Ed McLeishThe Docklands Sports Club (DSC) will officially launch on November 24.
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Extended free tram zone: Good move or bad?
By David SchoutAs state parliament considers the merit of extending the free tram zone, it appears people are split on whether free rides should extend beyond the CBD and Docklands.
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From ship to shore
By Meg HillWhen seafarers arrive at the Mission to Seafarers from the port they enter the side gate and ''negotiate the narrow path along the edge of the small garden''.
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Docklands business wins Governor’s award
A Docklands business has been acknowledged with a top honour by Victorian Governor Linda Dessau AC.
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River’s monsters turned into art
Trash from the Yarra has been morphed into an artwork thanks to a group of young Melburnians who meet and plan in Docklands every Tuesday night.
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Karwa Chauth celebrated
Karwa Chauth is a traditional Hindu festival where women fast from sunrise to moonrise for their husbands’ longevity and safety.
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Competing against the world’s best
By Spencer Fowler SteenDragon boat racing isn't a sport many people have heard of. But here in Docklands, it's the sport of choice for many masters athletes.
Read MoreLooking after yourself
It seems that everyone is talking about mental health right now, but the challenge is to keep the conversation going throughout the year and beyond.
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Descendants re-live enterprising voyage
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