If you told Peter Van Haandel 18 months ago that he would soon been running a cafe in the Docklands corporate precinct, he would\'ve shaken his head in defiance and likely turned around and marched off.
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Many music lovers can attest to the incredible way music brings people together.
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Lend Lease should be commended for their proactive approach in reaching the community through community information sessions, addressing many different forums such as the Docklands Community Association and Docklands Chamber of Commerce meetings as well as the launch held at The Gauge Building with clear information boards, models and staff onsite to answer questions and offer the public the opportunity to view and comment on the updated plans for Victoria Harbour.
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Michelle Kemp has been appointed Destination Dockland\'s Executive Officer and assumed the role in mid July 2010.
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Imagine being able to tell whether the person across the negotiating table is attempting to deceive you, distort the truth or blatantly lie.
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Our cover this month features the photographic talent of Docklands resident, James Griffiths.
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Monday 30 August marks an important day in Melbourne\'s history. It was on this day in 1835 that the first European settlers landed on the Northern banks of the Yarra River and started a settlement.
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The Annual General Meeting for the Docklands Chamber of Commerce was held on July 20th at The Gauge Building.
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The Docklands Community Association held its Annual General Meeting on July 15 at the Bovis Lend Lease premises in Victoria Harbour in a room they kindly provided for the purpose.
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Docklands residents are being asked to tell the City of Melbourne what they think about parks, gardens and reserves as part of the first municipality-wide open space strategy.
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In our last issue we invited our readers to ask a question of the Lord Mayor.
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Catch some cool jazz, Gypsy rhythm or tribal beats on Sunday afternoons AT Waterfront City Piazza. The free live entertainment is sure to get your toes tapping while you check out the Sunday market or in between venues on your Slow Sundays trail.
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