Docklands filmmaker Emily-Kate Murphy returns from New York with major award for debut feature
6 May 2026 - Sean CarFor Docklands resident Emily-Kate Murphy, a recent trip to New York ended with more than just festival memories.
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For Docklands resident Emily-Kate Murphy, a recent trip to New York ended with more than just festival memories.
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As the Melbourne International Comedy Festival unfolded, Eighteen Lives (祖宗十八代) offered audiences a rare bilingual work that blended historical reflection, emotional depth and understated humour.
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For Eliza Hall, performance has always felt like home.
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When Matt Fletcher moved to Docklands in February 2006, the waterfront precinct was still very much an idea in motion – a suburb rising from rail yards and open space, full of potential but far from complete.
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I arrived in Docklands in 2002, just minimally after it was recognised as a suburb and barely more than a geographic map pointer for Colonial Stadium.
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