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The city of Busselton, on the coast of Western Australia, awaits the arrival of 3,000 tonnes of concrete and steel whales that have invaded the deep waters of the Indian Ocean. Leviathan is part of the Ocean Observatory Underwater Discovery Center in AustraliaA project designed by marine contractors Baca Architects and Subcon, costing A $ 30 million, about $ 23 million.Located at the end of Busselton PierOpened in December 2022, it will be Australia’s largest natural and marine observatory. A multi-level structure that provides arts and science exhibits while allowing visitors to marvel at ...

Futuro consolidates Bourke Street tower in separate deals Share Sydney-based Futuro Capital has acquired the historic Tivoli Arcade, shops and car park on Bourke Street in Melbourne from their long-time owner, the Venton International, in a $73 million deal. The acquisition gives Futuro control over the entire building at 235-251 Bourke Street, after last year striking an agreement to buy a 14-storey section of the tower from RMIT University for $133 million. The Sydney platform was backed by investment partners Baring Private Equity Asia and Singapore-listed SLB Developments. The acquisition...

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Centuria looks to raise $110m from sale, buyers circle Blackstone assets We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Industrial property is in the spotlight as final bids are being reviewed for the $3.5 billion Blackstone Australian warehouse portfolio and a number of parties are in the mix for the sought-after assets. Blackstone has had the portfolio, known as the Milestone Logistics Group, on the market for some time, and parties, including Dexus and LOGOS, are said to be lining up offers. A Woolworths distribution cen...

See Full Story How the pandemic is thwarting New Year's resolutions — and why a psychologist says you should make them anyway Erin Donnelly January 5, 2021, 12:41 PM Eat more vegetables. Drink less booze. Pick up a hobby. Cut back on screen time. Take up Pilates. Travel. The dawn of a new year always ushers in a flood of resolutions set by people determined to tap into an optimized version of themselves. But with the coronavirus pandemic throwing countless plans off-course and denying everyone so many comforts already, those who might typically kick off Jan. 1 with a lengthy to-do list are ...