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Options galore for a Happy New Year – The Age
Posted by: | CommentsOptions galore for a Happy New Year The Age City restaurants will be bustling – Mecca Bah at Docklands has two sittings, while Gingerboy is offering an eight-course banquet. As always, the fireworks …
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Options galore for a Happy New Year – The Age
Year-long wait for wheel
Posted by: | CommentsMost of Docklands’ massive ferris wheel sold for scrap and being rebuilt from scratch to a new design.
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Year-long wait for wheel
Traders ‘taken for a ride’ on wheel of misfortune
Posted by: | CommentsThe Southern Star is being rebuilt, but will it be too late for the retailers who followed it to the Docklands?
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Traders ‘taken for a ride’ on wheel of misfortune
Homeless enjoy a generous serve of festive cheer – The Age
Posted by: | CommentsHomeless enjoy a generous serve of festive cheer The Age ''To be invited down to the Docklands to one of the most well-known restaurants and to be treated as though you are almost more welcome than the paying …
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Manly set for Lyon decision
Posted by: | CommentsThe Sea Eagles are confident star utility Jamie Lyon will be fit to face Melbourne at Docklands tonight.
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Jets nab late equaliser in Melbourne
Posted by: | CommentsShattered Melbourne Victory striker Archie Thompson admitted it felt like a loss after Newcastle pinched a late equaliser in a 1-1 draw at Docklands on Thursday evening.
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Jets nab late equaliser in Melbourne
In the dock
Posted by: | CommentsFORMER Victorian government architect John Denton believes that problems with Docklands began more than a decade ago when the Government decided to sell the area in one go to private developers. Former premier Joan Kirner, whose government developed a Docklands strategy in 1992, says the divided nature of the precinct makes it difficult develop a sense of an entire community, although smaller communities are emerging.
