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Looking back in time, this is a story published in Docklands News - April 2009, Issue 41
Doyle’s Docklands attack “confusing”
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A dux Docklander
Docklands resident Lisette Ortonez Camero is the first person in her degree to be awarded the Dux of Bachelor of Event Management at William Angliss Institute.
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A dux Docklander
Docklands resident Lissette Ordonez Camero is the first person in her degree to be awarded the Dux of Bachelor of Event Management at William Angliss Institute.
Read MoreReflecting on what’s important
It’s been a very … reflective few months. A lot has happened, but that’s not unusual. It’s just been a deeply altering kind of time.
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She’s the boss, and I like it!
When you think of having a dog as your pet, you would expect yourself to be the master over your companion.
Read MoreEnergy vulnerable vertical villages?
Energy is the bedrock of modern life but are we high-risers too exposed?
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Top yachtie takes a swipe at bridge proposal
Top yachtie takes a swipe at bridge proposal
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Boom, boom, bust and out -
More builders and developers will choose to “go bust” instead of being held accountable to owners’ corporations (OCs) for dodgy building defects
Read MoreThe Summer Campaign
The chamber been running the Docklands Summer Campaign – a range of events and activations combining business offers in Docklands.
Read MoreCladding, short-stays and rooming
As evacuees trudged out of the CBD high-rise building that caught fire in February, the media stepped in to interview the victims of this alarming incident that has been blamed on combustible cladding.
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