Events for your Diary

January
  • Sat 7, 9-10am: Beach Patrol, meeting at Centenary Bridge Pylon (what used to be call the ferry beach but without a ferry...)
  • Sat 21, 9:30-10:30am: Love our Streets, meeting at Port Melbourne Town Hall, 333 Bay Street

  • February
  • Sat 4, 9-10am: Beach Patrol, meeting at Lagoon Pier
  • Sat 18, 9:30-10:30am: Love our Streets, meeting at 109 tram terminus

  • March
  • Sat 4, 9-10am: Beach Patrol, meeting at Sandridge Beach LSC
  • Sat 18, 9:30-10:30am: Love our Streets, meeting at Graham Street underpass

  • April
  • Sat 1, 9-10am: Beach Patrol, meeting at Princes Pier
  • Sat 15, 9:30-10:30am: Love our Streets, meeting at North Port 109 tram stop
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    Tuesday, 21 June 2022

    Record Membership

    Thank you to all who have renewed their memberships, or who have joined the BCNA in 2021/22. Thank you for your support.

    Membership continues to grow and is now 467, a new record for the BCNA. 

    If your membership is due for renewal, we will have recently sent you a renewal notice so please check your letterbox.

    And if you're not yet a member, click here to join ðŸ˜€.

    Thursday, 16 June 2022

    Update on Webb Dock Extension Project

    From the Port of Melbourne:

    The Webb Dock East Extension Project has kicked off since the contract announcement in March 2022.

    Demolition works for a redundant piece of concrete pier, colloquially known as ‘the knuckle’, have started with service relocations and site establishment works successfully completed.

    In recent weeks, saw-cutting and coring of the old structure has taken place, and sections of concrete slabs have been removed. 

    “Our works will enable larger ships to call at the terminal, helping to make the Port of Melbourne more productive and efficient,” said Walter Cambruzzi, Senior Project Manager.

    The project team is looking ahead to the arrival on site of a spudded pontoon with crane to assist in the demolition and piling works, and the arrival of the piles required for the 71 metre extension of the quay line.