February 25, 2004 

• Plans for South Melbourne Central firmed up for new round of consultation
• Planning no picnic in Port Phillip, says mayor
• Soil safety measures instituted at Gasworks Arts Park
• A jazzed up Seniors' Festival March 16 - 28
• Seniors' Festival calendar of events
• New zebra crossing a “victory for commonsense”, says mayor
• Turf trials

• A new breed of home carers
• “Don't fence me in”, says mayor
• Mayor talks rubbish: Clean Up Australia Day Sunday March 7
• A ton of community spirit expected at the Port Melbourne Community Day
• We want you! Free performance workshops in the lead up to National Youth Week
• Plaque to commemorate the naming of Ludwig Stamer Reserve

• Good vibrations at the 'new look' St Kilda Festival
• A speedy, long-term solution for Princes Pier needed, says council
• Three consortia shortlisted for West Beach Pavilion redevelopment
• Apartments, not backpackers', for Grey Street
• Dog to be destroyed
• Obu Council worker on exchange to Port Phillip
• Avoid becoming a business casualty: $15,000 business grant available to businesses in the City of Port Phillip

Community News Releases
The art of protest: SAP*ART*EXPO*2004

• A tale of two cities: Port Phillip in Profile
• Time for new funding arrangements for local government, says council
• Award-winning architectural firm selected for council accommodation redevelopment
• Tackling public health: Display on living conditions in Port Phillip 1900-1950 travels to Elwood
• How green is your business? The 3rd City of Port Phillip Environmentally Sustainable Traders Awards
• The Holocaust remembered: Launch of Not To Be Forgotten: Eye Witness Accounts of the Holocaust from Melbourne
• Surviving the St Kilda festival in style

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