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Teenager’s body pulled from water
A teenager’s body was pulled from the water in Docklands on November 30, but police say his death is not being treated as suspicious.
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Melbourne Money doesn’t quite hit the mark for small cafes
Cafés and small eateries in Docklands feel they have missed out on the benefits of the popular Melbourne Money scheme after reporting the minimum $50 spend was too high.
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Stirring words from the Marriott’s owner
In the building construction world, smart PR people usually control the messaging. You don’t hear much from the developers themselves.
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New Marriott hotel now open
Marriott Hotels’ first purpose-built development in more than 25 years is now open in Docklands.
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Saras Care finds home in Docklands
Emerging not-for-profit organisation Saras Care has established its home at The District Docklands, and its managing director is keen to make the space one for the whole community.
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Truck bowls over traffic light post
A truck driver who drastically misjudged a corner in Docklands has bowled over a traffic light post.
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The people behind the rock poster expo
Every rock poster tells a special story and there are a few thousand of them at The District Docklands waiting to be discovered as part of Pasted and Wasted, one of the largest expos of posters ever mounted.
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Push for more notice on significant reports
Locals have asked the City of Melbourne to give more than the current five days’ notice for significant policy and strategy papers, arguing the current period leaves insufficient time for proper scrutiny.
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Councillor misses out in federal politics bid
City of Melbourne councillor Roshena Campbell’s bid for Liberal Party preselection in the outer-eastern seat of Casey was unsuccessful in November, finishing third in a hotly contested count.
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New campaign to lure residents to Docklands
In 1978, architectural commentator Norman Day described Melbourne as “an empty useless city centre.”
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Docklands’ own four-legged Hero
Meet the $1 million tin shaker
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