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Docklands projects pinpointed to reactivate city
The reconstruction of Central Pier, urban renewal of E-Gate and the delivery of a tram link to Fishermans Bend have all been nominated as ''priority infrastructure projects'' when the city re-emerges from COVID-19.
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Docklands Meet the Candidates event
Docklanders can meet their candidates for Lord Mayor at a virtual Zoom forum on October 7 beginning at 6pm and finishing at 7.30pm.
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Locals front and centre in election pledge
Docklands resident Dr Janette Corcoran will lead a ''Residents First'' ticket into this month's City of Melbourne election, looking to instil a balance between the needs of both locals and business.
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Labor supports postcode 3007
An elected Phil Reed Labor team at the upcoming City of Melbourne council elections would support a push from within the Yarra's Edge community to give the area its own unique identity.
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Team Hakim to go in to bat for Docklands
A family ticket based in Docklands will contest the City of Melbourne elections to stand for an ''intersectional community''.
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School is almost here
Docklands Primary is well on its way, with construction nearing completion, expressions of interest open and teacher appointments being regularly announced.
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Andrew Ward runs for council
Long-time Docklands resident and owner and operator of Push! Fitness Andrew Ward is running for the City of Melbourne at the upcoming election on October 24, in a bid to stand up for small businesses in the post-COVID era.
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Local’s imaging of Victoria Harbour
On Wednesday, September 3, the DRG (Docklands Representative Group) hosted its second online forum. The topic was a locals' imagining of Victoria Harbour.
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Susan Riley calls time on council
After a decorated 15 years on council, which included being the first woman to ever be elected Deputy Lord Mayor of Melbourne, the much-loved Susan Riley has said farewell to Town Hall ahead of the October 24 elections.
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District plans need more work
The City of Melbourne has invited the developers of The District Docklands AsheMorgan to revise its proposal for a new mixed-use development after councillors unanimously objected to a number of aspects of the plans last month.
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