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Soccer club moves to Docklands in coup for community sport
Competitive local soccer is on its way to Docklands, with junior and senior players encouraged to get involved.
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Local businesses step up support for a café making a change
Meals with Impact, a social enterprise café born during the pandemic as an employment-based food relief program, has continued to captivate the hearts and minds of locals in Docklands.
Read MoreMarvel Stadium’s new “Town Square” to host Diwali
Docklands will host Melbourne’s largest ever Diwali festival on Saturday, November 11, in what will be the first major community event taking place at Marvel Stadium’s new Town Square precinct.
Read MoreDocklands puts on another cracking boat show
Well, how good was that?!
Read MoreReturn of the Melbourne Boat Show to Docklands
From tall wooden ships to multi-million-dollar yachts and the latest boating innovation, the 2023 Melbourne Boat Show promises to cater to every boater’s dream when it returns to Docklands.
Read MoreMaking waves for breast cancer awareness
The Melbourne Pink Phoenix dragon boat team paddles proudly in pink, inspiring breast cancer survivors and the Docklands community alike.
Read MoreNow or Never draws big crowds to Docklands
The City of Melbourne’s new knowledge, music and arts festival Now or Never, which ran from August 17 to September 2, has proven to be a big success for the city, attracting more than 35,000 people alone to Docklands.
Read MoreUS ice hockey comes to Docklands, and youngsters meet their idols
Young ice hockey enthusiasts have been left awe-struck after meeting their idols from the National Hockey League (NHL) in Docklands in a first-time visit Down Under.
Read MoreHonouring officers killed in the line of duty
Victoria Police is encouraging everyone to show their support for Blue Ribbon Day to commemorate the 175 officers who have died in the line of duty.
Read MoreWelcome to the 200th edition of Docklands News
A double-century of editions and more than 20 years of service to Melbourne’s beautiful and ever-evolving waterfront community – an achievement well worth celebrating we think!
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