Flood risk evaluations of the Rosehill ‘mini-city’ site show what needs to be considered before 25,000 apartments could be built there.
The fate of a church in Melbourne’s inner north raises questions about preserving the past and meeting the needs of the community.
Details about the government’s transport development zones have peak community housing groups as well as developers in agreement.
The consortium behind Queen’s Wharf is looking for “new and exciting retailers” amid signs of late changes to the $4 billion mega complex.
The state-owned corporation also says it would be able to service housing growth at many more sites across the city.
Christopher Lee,who lived in the Lygon Street towers in Carlton,recalls spacious and light-filled rooms,bold architecture and fond childhood memories. That’s why he wants them protected.
There are no plans for new trains on a major rail line even after the number of passenger trips doubled in the past decade and jumped 39 per cent in the past 12 months.
A contentious high-rise apartment building,part of Frankston’s “Great Wall” overlooking Port Phillip Bay,has been approved.
A rejected bid to build 84 two-storey townhouses on a former Xavier College campus looks set to go ahead,with the state government taking over control of the development from the council.
Queensland Greens senator Larissa Waters wants the state government to upgrade Cleveland’s Toondah Harbour,while protecting endangered wetlands,rather than leaving it to the private sector.
An internal investigation uncovered a string of defects in the awarding of tens of millions of dollars,including deals which increased by more than 10 times their original value.