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Sore neck? Consider a chiro
Is your neck aching from endless browsing, swiping and texting? Do you wake up with a stiff neck from poor sleep? Maybe you’ve been practising some bad habits lately?
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High-speed internet thrills are just a special resolution away …
Technology is advancing so quickly these days. That television set and that iPhone that we bought just three years ago (which still works just fine by the way) is all too quickly consigned to the obsolete pile, as consumer electronic brands compete to bring out the next biggest thing.
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An amazing April
It’s been an amazing month for the Docklands Chamber of Commerce in several ways.
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Dirty with dog owners
Recently I took photos as I walked in front of the high-rise apartment buildings from number 50 Lorimer St to number 90 Lorimer St at South Wharf.
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Docklands dodges a bullet
Docklands shook a monkey off its back last month when the spectre of a choking bridge across the entrance to Victoria Harbour was finally ruled out by the State Government.
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Winston the worldly dog
Like his namesake Winston Smith from 1984, Winston the dog is a switched-on individual.
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What’s the future vision for Docklands?
A summit, involving key stakeholders from government, business and the local community, will soon pose this very question; an increasingly important one as Docklands continues its slow recovery from the pandemic.
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Labor commits to exploring transport options in Fishermans Bend, including “trackless trams”
An elected Albanese Labor Government would be the first federal government to work with the Victorian Government on delivering public transport to Fishermans Bend, with Macnamara candidate Josh Burns announcing $3 million for a feasibility study last month.
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Docklands to host next council meeting
The City of Melbourne will host the next of its “neighbourhood series” of Future Melbourne Committee (FMC) meetings in Docklands on May 17 at 6pm.
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Central Pier set to receive heritage installation as work continues to remove the western tip
Docklands’ century-old pier is set to get a heritage installation recognising the “original footprint of the pier”, as part of a Heritage Victoria condition on the western tip’s removal.
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Like mother, like daughter
Final Quarter approved
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