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Webb Bridge to close for maintenance
Webb Bridge will close for three weeks this month as the City of Melbourne undertakes new water-proofing treatments.
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Funding support for new ferry
The City of Greater Geelong has supported Port Phillip Ferries in taking its next step towards launching a new commuter ferry service between Docklands and Geelong.
Read MoreCouncil creates special committee to progress new gambling policy
By Stephen MayneRobert Doyle has been gone from Town Hall for more than 18 months but the impact of some of his decisions lives on – particularly in relation to conflicts of interest arising from campaign donations.
Read MorePolice target hoons
Police from the Melbourne Highway Patrol say they are continuously patrolling the Lorimer St area where hoon motorists regularly gather.
Read MoreChurch returns to Docklands
By Sean CarSeven years on since making its name as the “Church in a Pub” at the former James Squire Brewery at NewQuay, the team at City on a Hill is bringing a weekly church service back to Docklands.
Read MoreCouncil urge action on ‘‘forgotten waterway’’
By David SchoutAmbitious plans for the revitalisation of Moonee Ponds Creek have been signed off by the City of Melbourne, but the ball is now in the state government’s court.
Read MoreCladding agency has hands full
Cladding Safety Victoria (CSV) anticipates the number of high-risk buildings in Victoria to climb from 406 to at least 1000 and for its rectification process to ''test'' the owners' corporation (OC) model.
Read MoreMobility to be resolved
By Sarah BartlettMobility access will soon be restored at the Community Hub at The Dock following ongoing maintenance issues with the building's lift.
Read More$40K raised for Alma
Docklands' beloved tall ship Alma Doepel is $40,000 closer to returning to wate
Read More‘‘Spring clean’’ Docklands!
By Janette CorcoranLast year, on a very wet Saturday, hundreds of volunteers from the 34 chapters of Beach Patrol and Love Our Streets undertook a mammoth litter clean-up in the CBD.
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Reprieve for tourist shuttle
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