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While there are fears that the redevelopment of Fishermans Bend will result in another barren Docklands-style area, one developer is planning a unique 3000 square metre park.
While there are fears that the redevelopment of Fishermans Bend will result in another barren Docklands-style area, one developer is planning a unique 3000 square metre park.
While there are fears that the redevelopment of Fishermans Bend will result in another barren Docklands-style area, one developer is planning a unique 3000 square metre park.
Advertisement Aboriginal land managers are hopeful that they can reconstruct an ancient ceremonial stone arrangement in western Victoria that was damaged by a farmer. Traditional owners reacted with shock and sadness after Adrian McMaster removed about 60 metres of stone from the site at Lake Bolac on Good Friday. The scar on the landscape left after the stones were removed. Credit:Joe Armao Mr McMaster inherited the property after his fatherâs death three years ago and says family knowledge of the exact details of the stones had since been lost. Aboriginal Victoria began investigating t...