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VCAT determines that monies paid by an insurer to an OC for a lot owner’s claim are held “on trust”
A VCAT decision released last month confirmed the position that any lot owner in a building may file a claim against the owners’ corporation’s (OC’s) policy of insurance.
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Events season in Docklands
With summer well on the way it’s been fantastic to see the sun shining down on Docklands, particularly when we have events galore right on our doorstep this month.
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Boosting business profits through sustainability
Docklands has long been a champion for sustainability, designed to reconnect the city with its water. Once wetlands, Docklands now epitomises green living beside the CBD, with free public transport, bike lanes and parks alongside waterfront views.
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Neighbourhood policing: local safety committee
On Friday, October 20, 2023, Victoria Police hosted the quarterly meeting of the Local Safety Committee for Melbourne West and Melbourne North.
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The fight for First Nations justice continues
The referendum result wasn’t what we wanted.
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Navigating stress through mindfulness, movement, and connection
In its vibrant tapestry, life weaves threads of stress into our everyday experiences, subtly altering the colours of our emotional and physical wellbeing.
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Young Docklands talent wins grand finale of prestigious cooking competition
At just 22, Docklands resident and commercial cookery student Jimmy Han is at the top of his game after claiming victory at the coveted Nestlé Golden Chef’s Hat Award competition.
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RESILIENT Docklands
The City of Melbourne is currently working on a four-year initiative on community disaster resilience known as Prepare Melbourne. The stated aim is to engage and prepare residents and communities to enhance their resilience to hazards, disasters and the health impacts of climate change.
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Bunjil tipped to stay in Docklands
Lendlease wants Bunjil to remain part of the Batman’s Hill precinct after it is developed.
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Cash without the cure
Victoria’s proposed tax on short-stays will generate cash for the state government while ignoring internationally recognised solutions to tackle problems with the industry.
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