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Big bird takes flight
Docklands’ “Bunjil” statue briefly took flight on April 28 but came to ground again just 12 metres from where it started.
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Alma exhibit launched
State Veterans Affairs Minister, John Eren (centre) officially launched Alma Doepel’s “Soldiers at Sea” exhibition in Docklands on April 30.
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Engin keeps on making good calls
During lunchbreaks, city workers head to Flagstaff Gardens and our local Docklands Sports Courts to play ball with Active Melbourne City Sports.
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Masters of the seven seas
Dragon Masters, one of Docklands’ six dragon boating clubs, is accelerating in 2018 with tours to both Hungary and Canada.
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Why the delay Minister?
The 29th day of April 2018 marked the two-year anniversary of the closure of the public submissions period for Consumer Affairs Victoria’s review into the Owners Corporation Act reforms.
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Good behaviour bond for Richard Foster
Former Melbourne councillor Richard Foster has received a good behaviour bond for his role in Brooke Wandin’s unlawful candidate nomination in the 2016 council elections.
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Gold ‘‘Porsche-un’’ for Niven
Kangan Institute’s Niven Tsing was awarded the Automotive Gold Medallion at the Class of 2017 Graduation and Awards ceremony on April 9.
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Set sail for the Celtic Festival
Docklanders are well placed to take a direct and relaxing journey via ferry to next month’s National Celtic Festival at Portalington.
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Candidates grilled on local issues
Docklanders had a chance to assess 11 lord mayoral candidates’ knowledge of local issues at the Community Boating Hub on April 30.
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The 10-year coming of age
What makes a suburb autonomous, what gives it a voice? According to former Docklands residents Andy and Paige Jay, it’s a coming of age that Docklands has just passed.
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Finding balance by creating a wellness routine that works for you
Building a Docklands with vision: the importance of thoughtful development
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