Environment
Litter chokes Docklands waterways
Docklands’ waterways were polluted by tonnes of rubbish and debris last month, following heavy rain.
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Renewal gets underway
The revitalisation of Docklands’ Waterfront City Piazza has begun with the first of the Docklands Spaces businesses moving into their new temporary homes.
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Back to nature at Westgate Park
Docklands residents are invited to join The Friends of Westgate Park at a community planting day this month.
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New vibe blowing on waterways
Docklands waterways are going through a policy renaissance and the optimism in boating circles is palpable.
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Bottomless garbage bins
The City of Melbourne is interested in building a giant network of underground garbage vacuum chutes and thinks that Docklands might be the place to trial the concept.
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Target 3008: Waste not, want not
The foundations for Urban Reforestation’s Target 3008 project in Docklands are well underway!
Read MoreWomen on Docklands waterways
Docklands girls certainly found sailing on Victoria Harbour this winter great fun.
Read MoreStudy to look at who owns our waterways
The debate between developer and public interest continues – this time over Docklands’40 hectare ‘Blue Park’ as its waterways are sometimes called.
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Presidential endorsement for Docklands
Clinton climate program selects Docklands as one of 16 global examples of excellence.
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The “cofferdam” is coming to a river near you
Docklanders will soon have a bird's eye view of an interesting piece of engineering when Melbourne Water begins replacing Melbourne's 100-year-old main sewer under the Yarra River.
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Woman assaulted
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