Our latest edition of Divercity uncovers secrets of our local bay, as well as activities through winter and the announcement of new club rooms for St Kilda Lifesaving Club.
Gio Fitzpatrick and Neil Blake exploring our bay wonders.
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Port Phillip’s Divercity magazine is chock-a-block with information for seniors, including the local seniors festival program. Divercity is managed, written and produced by Edunity for the City of Port Phillip.
Divercity readers are a happy bunchIn the April/May issue we ran a reader survey to see what you thought of our magazine. We received 280 survey responses and it seems that you like us (excellent to good 87.3%). You thought paper ruled over online (91.2%) and your favourite part was Neighbourhood News (78.3%). Thank you to those who took the time to help us provide a better community newsletter. Winners of the Readings vouchers will be notified by mail.
The June/July Divercity celebrates every family. From ballet bubs to the new Bubup Nairm Childrens’ Centre, Divercity looks at some ways that families are making the most of living in Port Phillip. Readers can win one of three Luna Park family passes by telling us about their favourite playground in Port Phillip. Read Divercity from your letterbox or online here
The June/July edition of Divercity celebrates every family.
Did you know that the animated teddy bear in Ted, the 2012 comedy movie featuring Mark Wahlberg, was created in South Melbourne? Or that a new series of The Block will be filmed locally? Or that Matilda Bay Brewery sells its local brews at a stylish factory outlet and bar in Port Melbourne?
Combine this with hundreds of courses and classes, there’s a whole load of local in the latest Divercity – in letterboxes from 4 February. Or view it online here if you can’t wait.
