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Lord Mayor says map out of lockdown offers “glimmer of hope” but traders fear patron cap “won’t cut any mustard”
Melbourne Lord Mayor Sally Capp says Victoria’s road map out of lockdown offers “a glimmer of hope for traders” as pandemic restrictions are due to be eased by late October.
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Read MoreCool sculpture unveiled
A new sculpture was unveiled in September, a stand-alone work with beautiful magenta curves that adds a flamboyant gesture to the buildings in the City Harbour precinct.
Read MoreMelbourne confirmed for electric scooter trial
Docklanders will soon add “electric scooter” to their list of transport options as part of a 12-month trial set to begin in coming months.
Read MoreNew doggy bag dispenser at Ron Barassi Oval
In some good news for Docklands dog owners, the City of Melbourne installed a doggy bag dispenser at Ron Barassi Oval last month.
Read MoreNorthbank project announced
Lord Mayor Robert Doyle and Planning Minister Matthew Guy last month announced more bicycle connectivity for Docklands with a further piece of the incomplete puzzle around the Crowne Plaza building on Northbank.
Read MoreSeafarers rights
The architecturally significant Mission to Seafarers building is an iconic feature of Melbourne and is considered a fine urban example of a merging of the “arts and crafts” and “Spanish Mission Revival” architectural styles.
Read MoreRusty by name, and by nature
While Rusty should normally have been destined to become a sniffer dog, there can be no doubting the destiny of his friendship with owner Martine.
Read MoreLocal heavyweights posting record numbers
While we all bear witness to the slow churn of life in a world in recovery and wonder what that life will look like once the COVID-19 covers are lifted, it’s with great pleasure to see some businesses in Docklands thrive during the most trying of times.
Read MoreEncouraging enterprising minds
From a focus on social justice and community service, to entrepreneurship and academic excellence, a typical day for students at Haileybury’s City campus offers a diverse and interesting experience.
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Docklanders meet the candidates
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