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The past two weeks have been hell
They have been absolutely the most painful, confronting and terrifying few weeks.
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Annual general meeting
The Docklands Chamber of Commerce (DCC) will host its annual general meeting (AGM) at Neolemonade restaurant on October 22 beginning at 5.30pm.
Read MoreGoods Shed reaches for the stars and comes out green - October 2009
Docklands’ historic goods shed has become Victoria’s first heritage-listed building to achieve a 5 Star Green Star rating for environmental efficiency.
Read MoreCleaning our community
A “Spring Clean” of Docklands on Saturday, September 21 represented much more for our community than just a tidy-up of the local area.
Read MoreResidents take action against ‘‘hoons’’
By Sean CarYarra's Edge residents are understood to be on the brink of forming a new action group in response to ongoing ''hoon'' related activity and mass gatherings in the area.
Read MoreCentral Pier tenants to sue Development Victoria
By Sean CarBusinesses say they have been left “bitterly disappointed” by Development Victoria’s (DV’s) decision to close Central Pier until 2020, and will now be pursuing legal action against their landlord.
Read MoreBig property write-downs but Town Hall’s finances remain strong
By Stephen MayneAs the City of Melbourne (CoM) finally gets cracking with its biggest ever investment in the Queen Victoria Market (QVM), the capital city council has just announced an accounting loss for the 2018-19 year of $181 million.
Read MoreA green transformation of our city
Advertorial by Sean CarDirector of City Design and Projects at the City of Melbourne, Professor Rob Adams, knows that changing the city doesn't happen overnight.
Read MoreRecycling resumes
The City of Melbourne and two other local councils restarted household recycling pick-ups on Monday, September 23 after SKM’s biggest processing plant reopened.
Read More10 years of community gardening
By Sean CarLocal volunteers, teachers, parents and students came together to celebrate the Docklands Community Garden’s 10th birthday on September 24.
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Docklands digs deep for bushfire appeal
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