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Blog Archive
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2012
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June
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- End of an era - Perce White Reserve
- Touch and go for the Borough
- Final touches at Princes Pier
- One more step towards the Liardet Family and Child...
- Relief from the grey gloom
- Port Phillip Council 2012/13 Budget adopted
- Port Melbourne census data 2011
- Sunday at Murphy's
- The Block
- Winter Solstice
- Dogs and cats
- Bikes
- New Melbourne main sewer commissioned
- Missed
- Get it right on bin night
- Preview - Turville Reserve
- Golden feathers
- Council meeting Tuesday 12 June is at South Melbourne
- Gone!
- Sandridge - new public toilets are open
- Football result away
- Shades of green
- 8 June - World Oceans Day
- The Port Capacity Project, 1
- Pedestrians crossing
- Restoration of the fountain at the World War 1 Mem...
- World Environment Day
- Welcome to Bay St: Grey & Bliss
- Reclaimed
- Port vs Frankston - battle of the 'standalones'
- Enhancing the entrance to 216 Rouse St
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June
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All text and photographs by Janet Bolitho
79 Esplanade West, Port Melbourne Vic 3207 unless otherwise attributed.
79 Esplanade West, Port Melbourne Vic 3207 unless otherwise attributed.
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