The Port Town Hall is looking bright with freshly painted walls, polished floor, curtains and insulation. Let people you know that it is a good space for community events.
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Blog Archive
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2011
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November
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- 606 - Port Melbourne to St Kilda
- Not quite Port Melbourne, 3
- Watch the Borough defeat the Seagulls - again
- It's Melbourne - isn't it?
- A lot to like
- Growing raingardens
- Whatever has happened to the bowler?
- Beacon Cove residential areas
- 1,000 posts today
- Princes Pier close to opening
- Restoration
- Welcome to Beach St: Bella Cosi
- Waterfront Place, Station Pier
- Beam me up Scotty
- South Melbourne Market Day - doing wonders with waste
- Reporting season - Annual General Meetings [AGMs]
- Port Town Hall
- Foreshore plan open for your contribution
- Welcome to Bay St: Kikki K
- The beach
- 11 11 2011
- Kosdown committed to Port Melbourne
- Work on Bridge St - west of the railway line
- For the record
- Its all happening in Rouse St
- National Recycling Week begins today
- 'A difficult and poor place'
- First food swap in Port Melbourne
- Balloons over Sandridge
- No butts
- Short week - its almost the weekend
- Back on deck
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November
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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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