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Wet n’ wild comes to high-rise Melbourne
Unfortunately, we are well into storm season in Australia, and the east coast is being battered with its usual fair share of heavy rains and high winds.
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Brighter days ahead for Docklands
The Melbourne Maritime Heritage Network (MMHN) is optimistic about the Docklands Precinct in 2023.
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A big year ahead in Docklands
It’s been a huge time of change for all businesses and the Docklands Chamber of Commerce (DCC) is no different, with recent news of the departure of a key member of our team. We wish our executive officer, Shane Wylie, a very sad farewell.
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One of the cool kids on the block
Oli is a cool kid on the block.
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What’s that you said Jack?
While the Norfolk Pines on Harbour Esplanade may struggle in Docklands’ wind, there’s a new tree in town that is firmly planted in the ground.
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Berthing at Little Dock … maybe for a cuppa?
Before the Spencer Street Bridge was built, this was the view from the corner of Spencer and Flinders streets.
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A legal labyrinth
Navigating the legislative changes affecting owners’ corporations (OCs) over the past four years is quite a challenge. We offer this thread to help you through the maze:
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Why dancing is great for your body
For as long as humans have been walking, we’ve been dancing.
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Koorie Heritage Trust ends the year on a celebratory high
To celebrate the start of the festive season, the Koorie Heritage Trust (KHT) is busily preparing for its annual family friendly Koorie Krismas, but not before it also celebrates 10 years of the Koorie Art Show.
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Looking ahead to 2023 in Docklands
It’s encouraging to see that the big corporates’ promise to bring their employees back to the office is finally beginning to come to life in Docklands.
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Carols to delight Docklands
New exhibition celebrates our rich maritime past
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