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Docklands translators given full-time roles
Fifty Docklands-based translators, whose work includes taking Triple Zero calls from non-English speaking Australians, have been transitioned from casual into full-time work.
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What is REALLY happening in the inner-city apartment market?
Well, the team at Lucas found out. We were fortunate enough to have an exclusive tour of the realestate.com.au headquarters, where we had the chance to listen to one of their top economists. Here are my top three takeaways from the presentation …
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MAB reveals new digital platform dedicated to first home buyers
NewQuay developer MAB Corporation has unveiled FirstMAB – a new, purpose – built first home buyer website.
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Is this Docklands’ most expensive home?
With an asking price of $6.5 to $7 million, 3802/100 Lorimer St could become Docklands’ most expensive home.
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Dorsett opens its first Melbourne hotel
Renowned international hotel brand, Dorsett Hotels, has marked another step into the Australian market with the opening of Dorsett Melbourne.
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CommVision: Increasing communication in residential buildings and communities
If you live in the City of Melbourne, it’s more than likely that you’re one of the 80 per cent who live in a high-rise apartment. But how well are you currently notified of critical issues and important updates affecting your immediate community?
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From hypersonic vehicles to dinosaur jaws: 30 years of making advanced composites in Fishermans Bend
You’d be hard pressed to find anyone with more lived experience working in Fishermans Bend than chairman of Advanced Composite Structures Australia (ACS-A) Professor Murray Scott.
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A new BITO to open across the harbour
When a government department shifts to a new building the local economy suffers and so do the employees who have to find a new source of coffee.
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Explore Melbourne by Bike
Local tour company Melbourne by Bike’s famous city tours provide the fastest and most enjoyable way to explore the best of our city, and it now takes off from its new base in Docklands.
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How would I describe the inner-city apartment market right now? In a word; RESILIENT, and here’s why …
According to PropTrack, the median sale price in the Docklands has increased by 5.9 per cent to $635,000, and the feedback we’re receiving from buyers right now is that affordability is driving demand.
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Glow with Father Bob
Good Guy asks you to have your say
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