Today the black shade cloth protection was removed from the trees in Rouse St and broken ties renewed. The trees are now assessed as being sufficiently robust to stand on their own.
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February
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- End of one week and beginning of the next
- Arrival of Queen Elizabeth 2
- Port Melbourne Waterfront visioning workshop
- Port Melbourne Waterfront from Beacon Rd to Bay St
- Thinking of people in Christchurch
- Roses in Edwards Park
- Raingarden
- The straw report 3
- Weekend Port
- Weekend Port
- The future of Fishermans Bend
- From Coal to Solar
- 'We're bikey people'
- Nothing much . . .
- Councillors will be in Bay St on Saturday
- Liardet St Children's Centre update
- Rouse St trees
- The straw report 2
- Welcome to the foreshore: Caffe di Lido
- Port Melbourne beach conditions return to 'normal'
- Not a good day for swimming
- Just one more thing about the Port Melbourne Water...
- Have your say on the Port Melbourne waterfront
- On the warpath with straws
- Port Melbourne Waterfront: Princes Pier
- The morning after the night before
- Update on the flooding overnight
- Come rain, hail or shine - not sure about this any...
- Weddings, parties and beach tennis
- '$5,000 a sq m for coal depot'
- Access to heritage photographs of Port Melbourne
- The Promenade in Beacon Cove
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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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