Columns

August 2008 Issue 34:

August 2008 Issue 34:

August 3rd, 2018 - Docklands News

Homeless feel at home at Docklands

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A lack of common decency

August 3rd, 2018 - Docklands News

When Public Transport Victoria floated the idea of a tram bridge across the Yarra River from Collins St to Lorimer St (which is seemingly supported by both Liberal and Labor) there has never been any transparency of costs and damage to existing lifestyles.

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One woman’s stand gets results

August 3rd, 2018 - Docklands News

One brave apartment owner has taken on the developer and the management company appointed to administer the common property for the owners’ corporation (OC) and won back residents’ rights that had been eroded in her apartment building.

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Vertical democracies

August 3rd, 2018 - Docklands News

Democracy, the art of thinking independently together, may be the missing element for vertical village wellbeing, but are we prepared to risk the cost?

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It’s been an extraordinary month

August 3rd, 2018 - Docklands News

The sun has been both literally, and figuratively, shining and there is a feeling of complete content and happiness. Extraordinary stuff. Particularly since it follows a period of intense stress … as the stress abates and vacates its occupancy of my life, joy has a chance to check on in.

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Winning at winter health and fitness

August 3rd, 2018 - Docklands News

I haven’t reviewed any data from the Bureau of Meteorology, but this 2018 winter has felt like a very cold, wet and bitter couple of months.

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Upcoming events in Docklands

August 2nd, 2018 - Docklands News

The Docklands Chamber of Commerce hosted a lovely networking night on Victoria Harbour, and we have another special information night coming up on August 9 – Digital Docklands.

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Sooky Romeo loves the attention

August 2nd, 2018 - Docklands News

Romeo is a popular Maltese-Shih Tzu often attracting attention with his independent off-leash walks.

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Water views work for local novelist

August 2nd, 2018 - Docklands News

Contemplating the calm waters of Victoria Harbour works for author Carol Jones, whose first “grown-ups” novel has been released internationally.

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OC discriminated against a disabled owner

August 2nd, 2018 - Docklands News

Last month, a residential owners’ corporation (OC) in Travancore was found by the Supreme Court to be discriminating against a disabled owner by refusing to carry out modifications to its building to accommodate her wheelchair access.

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