• June 28, 2005
• June 17, 2005
• June 10, 2005
• June 3, 2005
• Contact the Media Office

June 28, 2005

• Pedestrians get the green light
• Local government won't and can't keep picking up the tab
• Fifteen proposals to revamp St Kilda's 'triangle' site
• Flying the flag for NAIDOC Week
• Rates deferral subsidy scheme extended
• Port Phillip Paragraphs

Media releases re Inner Melbourne Action Plan (with the Cities of Melbourne, Stonnington, and Yarra)

• Making Melbourne more liveable: Draft Inner Melbourne Action Plan
• Draft inner regional housing statement - released for public feedback

COMMUNITY RELEASES

• Great art deco of St Kilda
• Modulations: Paintings by Peter Daverington
• My Sacred Circle: Exhibition of pastels by Year 6 students
• Live at the Nash July 2005
• Readings@Readings in July
• Heroin Dependence? We're all ears
• Cross Currents - An exhibition of work by 4 Aboriginal women artists
• Cross Currents - Artists Floor Talks + Workshop
• Nature Transformed - School holiday workshops

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• Survey reveals long-term council improvement in key areas
• A new supermarket for South Melbourne one step closer
• A new chapter for Port Phillip libraries
• Timor calling
• Raindrops keep fallin' on his head: Launch of “St Kilda Rainman” water feature by Mayor Darren Ray
• Port Phillip Paragraphs

COMMUNITY RELEASES

• Get involved to support a great local festival especially for kids!

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• Clarendon Street 'Think Tram' trial takes new track
• Nursing home sites for public consultation
• High-rise solitude
• Council sounds off on draft noise strategy
• It's a dog's life: A new St Kilda beach for dogs
• Red noses but not red faces for councillors: Red Nose Day - Friday June 24

COMMUNITY RELEASES

• What are beep and tango doing?
• Launch of Greg Geyer exhibition
• Continuance: The Appearance of normality - an exhibition by Francois Rogeon
• Utopia Dreaming Exhibition
• Shedding the Velvet, an exhibition by Julie Stevens
• Collective underground, Melanie Lambourn

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• City of Port Phillip adopts 'top eleven'
• Helpers wanted for greening Port Phillip
• A taste of waste reform
• Grave ceremony: Celebration of 150 years of St Kilda General Cemetery
• Port Phillip paragraphs

MEDIA RELEASES ABOUT THE ST KILDA FILM FESTIVAL BY CHRISSIE VINCENT PUBLICITY

•  Splintered wins best short film @St Kilda Film Festival 2005!

COMMUNITY RELEASES

• Music Slams @ Gasworks Café
• Winter works at Gasworks
• Learn the secrets of Magic, the physical skill of the Hula Hoop, and get ready for the Ticklish Alls

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The City of Port Phillip's media office issues media releases each week on issues that affect or are of interest to the Port Phillip community.

To get in touch with the City of Port Phillip media office, use eServices to ask us a question, request information or give us feedback online. If you prefer call ASSIST on (03) 9209 6777 or TTy (03) 9209 6713 and ask for the Media Office.

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