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WA property: Counting the profit of Catholic, Anglican church landholdings in Perth - Vimarsana News

WA property: Counting the profit of Catholic, Anglican church landholdings in Perth

From vacant acres on Perth’s fringe to places of worship, schools, commercial buildings and houses, these churches own some of WA’s most valuable private property portfolios.

Source: smh.com.au
Bigger houses squeezed onto smaller blocks leave our suburbs sweating. How do we 're-green' Perth? - Vimarsana News

Bigger houses squeezed onto smaller blocks leave our suburbs sweating. How do we 're-green' Perth?

Perth has the worst tree canopy cover of any Australian capital, with the state government putting it as low as 16 per cent coverage.

Bigger houses squeezed onto smaller blocks leave our suburbs sweating. How do we 're-green' Perth? - Vimarsana News

Bigger houses squeezed onto smaller blocks leave our suburbs sweating. How do we 're-green' Perth?

Perth has the worst tree canopy cover of any Australian capital, with the state government putting it as low as 16 per cent coverage.

Bigger houses squeezed onto smaller blocks leave our suburbs sweating. How do we 're-green' Perth? - Vimarsana News

Bigger houses squeezed onto smaller blocks leave our suburbs sweating. How do we 're-green' Perth?

Perth has the worst tree canopy cover of any Australian capital, with the state government putting it as low as 16 per cent coverage.

Bigger houses squeezed onto smaller blocks leave our suburbs sweating. How do we 're-green' Perth? - Vimarsana News

Bigger houses squeezed onto smaller blocks leave our suburbs sweating. How do we 're-green' Perth?

Perth has the worst tree canopy cover of any Australian capital, with the state government putting it as low as 16 per cent coverage.

Source: smh.com.au