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Thank you, Melbourne
Thanks for putting your support in me, and the Greens, again. I will work hard to honour the trust you have again given me.
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Pollution in our waterways
Melbourne’s 19th century waterways, including Docklands, were regarded as efficient industrial waste disposal systems.
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The Chamber’s agenda
It’s been an intense couple of months emerging out of COVID. One thing I am adamant on is that the Chamber is going to take a more proactive and vocal leadership role in driving our community. This past week we have participated in a few key initiatives.
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The House of Stoush
This map shows an empty lot of land near the current railway bridge at Dudley St, West Melbourne. While empty at the time, in the century to follow, generations of dock and railway workers and other Melburnians would flock to the site for an evening’s entertainment.
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I’ve started travelling again
And it’s not a post COVID thing, it’s a post being a single mum of a child thing.
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We all have those days
The days that are jam-packed with stressful situations, things, people, work, kids, deadlines …
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My thoughts for Docklands
I would like to share some of my thoughts about a vision for a thriving Docklands.
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JJ the therapy dog
Docklands local Jenny Leyva Deloryn’s dog, JJ, has been selected as the first PAWS Pet Therapy dog in Victoria and will be volunteering to help others through its Pet Therapy Program.
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Thinking inside the square
Nick Moloney spent hours last month thinking inside the square to help out his artist mate Emily Castle.
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Docklander couple believes they have “everything at their fingertips”
For Shane and Sue Mason, the saying “the world is your oyster” has never rung more true since they made the call to move to Docklands nearly four years ago.
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Mirvac’s final release
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