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Celebrating our Enterprize
Mid-winter, July/August is a significant time year for maritime heritage enthusiasts in Melbourne.
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A vote for uncertainty
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Many high-rise buildings will be aware of terms embedded within an owners’ corporation (OC) manager’s agency agreement.
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Hello again from Batman’s Hill. It seems every time I put fingers to keyboard, we are at the height of lockdown.
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Read MoreLormier St towers get full makeover from Docklands’ “Foyer Queen”
As a self-professed “foyer queen” with a keen eye for boutique design, Mandi Chambers was the best person for the job of refurbishing the Lorimer St towers.
Read MoreHere’s an idea …
I read with interest your article in the July issue titled “Too much rubbish”.
Read MoreActivation strategy in the works
Development Victoria (DV) and the City of Melbourne are busy working behind the scenes on an activation strategy dedicated specifically for Docklands.
Read MorePandemic reaches crucial phase as local cases confirmed
Confirmed coronavirus (COVID-19) cases throughout Docklands in July has further emphasised the need for locals to stay at home, wear a mask and socially distance where they can.
Read MoreLabor calls for ‘‘culture change’’ at Town Hall
For the first time in recent memory, the Labor Party has formed a serious ticket in its bid for Town Hall in 2020 and its team says it wants to “change the culture†and create a ''real city government''.
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