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Council backs Iris Capital's Raffertys Resort high-rise hotel | Port Macquarie News - Vimarsana News

Council backs Iris Capital's Raffertys Resort high-rise hotel | Port Macquarie News

Lake Macquarie City Council staff have recommended approving a massive increase in height limits on the Cams Wharf waterfront to allow for a high-rise hotel.

Council backs Iris Capital's Raffertys Resort high-rise hotel | Port Stephens Examiner - Vimarsana News

Council backs Iris Capital's Raffertys Resort high-rise hotel | Port Stephens Examiner

Lake Macquarie City Council staff have recommended approving a massive increase in height limits on the Cams Wharf waterfront to allow for a high-rise hotel.

Council backs Iris Capital's Raffertys Resort high-rise hotel | The Macleay Argus - Vimarsana News

Council backs Iris Capital's Raffertys Resort high-rise hotel | The Macleay Argus

Lake Macquarie City Council staff have recommended approving a massive increase in height limits on the Cams Wharf waterfront to allow for a high-rise hotel.

Council backs Iris Capital's Raffertys Resort high-rise hotel | The Advertiser - Cessnock - Vimarsana News

Council backs Iris Capital's Raffertys Resort high-rise hotel | The Advertiser - Cessnock

Lake Macquarie City Council staff have recommended approving a massive increase in height limits on the Cams Wharf waterfront to allow for a high-rise hotel.

Council backs Iris Capital's Raffertys Resort high-rise hotel | The Maitland Mercury - Vimarsana News

Council backs Iris Capital's Raffertys Resort high-rise hotel | The Maitland Mercury

Lake Macquarie City Council staff have recommended approving a massive increase in height limits on the Cams Wharf waterfront to allow for a high-rise hotel.