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Why Docklands fireworks must stay on the water
The Docklands community is now galvanised and will do everything in its power to protect Melbourne’s “most liveable” reputation.
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The recent sell-out breakfast held by the chamber at the Knowledge Market was attended by 68 people and we all learned how to stay ahead of the market.
Read MoreMarketing your business
Come and have breakfast with us on August 17 at 7.30am. You will be able to check out the brand new Knowledge Market, a Lend Lease initiative, and you will be on your way to work by 9am.
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It’s always a good time to join the Docklands Chamber of Commerce.
Need more money – Start with some curling – 6pm June 2
Read MoreBoats on the water
If you have any interest in getting boats on the water or to travel from Victoria Harbour to the city on a regular basis, don’t miss this meeting.
Read MoreActivation of the water
The Docklands Chamber of Commerce led a delegation to the Minister for Environment, Climate Change and Water the Honorable Lisa Neville, on Wednesday, March 23.
Read MoreAn exceptional evening
Over 60 chamber members and guests enjoyed watching the sun set on Victoria Harbour on Thursday, February 25. Congratulations to Tony and his team at Black Cod who provided scallops, prawns, sliders, tacos, beer, wine and sparkling mineral water.
Read MoreWelcome to 2016, one month has already finished. Have you set some goals for the year? Have you made a start?
We have been active over the break and have high expectations for the chamber and its members over the coming year.
Read MoreAGM results
The chamber thanks Doug Jarvis and his team for allowing us to hold our annual general meeting at the Melbourne City Marina. Nominations and confirmation that each person was a financial member were received before the deadline of November 4.
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