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Claims of ill-health protect Doyle
By claiming ill-health, Robert Doyle looks like walking away from allegations of sexual assault and misconduct with a damaged reputation, but with no formal legal finding against him.
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Docklands’ solar future
The future of Docklands could be solar according to the Australian PV Institute (APVI).
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Funding for Docklands Primary School
Stage one of the new Docklands Primary School has been funded in this month’s state budget.
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Forum reform: Opportunity or threat?
The Docklands community is being asked to grow up as the City of Melbourne winds down its involvement in the Docklands Community Forum (DCF).
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Residents misled by City of Melbourne
The City of Melbourne has been caught out misleading residents but has justified using an incorrect statement as a use of a “standard phrase”.
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Transpire at The Dock
Myriad Collective has partnered with the Victorian AIDS Council, City of Melbourne and Library at the Dock to showcase Myriad’s fifth annual IDAHOT exhibition: TRANSPIRE.
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Makers Market for the changing season
Docklands was sad to see The District’s Blender Market wrap up after such a successful summer run, but a new market has just started an eight-week program.
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Watergate claims dismissed
The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) on April 20 struck out a series of conflict of interest allegations against the Watergate owners’ corporation (OC) and associated individuals.
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New home for ‘‘Cow up a Tree’’ sculpture
The iconic “Cow up a Tree” artwork on Harbour Esplanade is set to move to a new home just down the road – to the plaza opposite LaTrobe St.
Read MoreScribes in Esplanade shadows?
There are 19 streetlights currently not working on Harbour Esplanade between Bourke and Collins St, according to one local business owner’s count.
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Docklands to lose Japanese festival
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