Environment » Maritime
Steam Tug Wattle celebrates its 90th with a big birthday bash
Docklands’ very own important piece of Maritime Heritage, the Steam Tug Wattle, spent the weekend celebrating its triumphant journey to 90 years old, with a crowd of people in attendance.
Latest
Local wood sculptor continues to highlight nature through abstract art
After moving into Docklands as part of the Renew Docklands shopfront activation program, artist and sculptor Lucas Guilbert is leaving the lights of his studio on permanently following the initiative’s end.
Read More
Engineering the systems that we all rely on
SYPAQ CEO and aerospace engineer Amanda Holt’s passion for careers in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) is palpable.
Read More
More space for pedestrians, less for cars in plan to “rebalance” city streets
Docklanders walking into the CBD may soon be battling with less cars under a new vision for the city’s streets, however one councillor called the plan “elitist” and a “tone-deaf slap in the face” to traders.
Read More
Open forum on affordable housing and short-term rentals
You are invited to a We Live Here forum, the first after a long, pandemic-induced hiatus.
Read More
Sales up, stress down
Two office dogs are enticing customers into the Bourke St showroom of City Residential
Read More
Exciting events coming to Docklands
The chamber is thrilled to participate in the recently established Docklands Stakeholder Group. As the president, I have the privilege of representing the chamber in this group, which was formed as a key outcome of the successful Docklands Summit.
Read More
Driving towards a safer Docklands
Driving safely is not just an individual responsibility; it is a collective effort that helps create a safer and more enjoyable driving environment for everyone in the community.
Read More
Born in a Cambodian prison, Koky is now grateful for his opportunities in Melbourne
Koky Saly’s life is a story of resilience and determination. Born in a Cambodian prison during the brutal civil war in 1976, Koky was among millions of Cambodians who suffered under the Khmer Rouge regime.
Read More
Should you exercise if you’re sick? How sick is too sick? Your alarm goes off to get up and prepped for a workout, but as you stand, you realise you’re not feeling your best.
Your nose might begin to drip, your muscles might be crying out for rest, and your throat might be feeling like you’ve swallowed a cheese grater. You’re sick. And at this point, there’s an internal dilemma going on: do you push on with exercise or do you resign to rest?
Read More
Annual general meeting
Spectrum: Photos develop community
Download the Latest Edition