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Rocky Bay pushes forward with bid to change land use of Mosman Park site after 'significant' consultation - Vimarsana News

Rocky Bay pushes forward with bid to change land use of Mosman Park site after 'significant' consultation

Rocky Bay is pushing ahead with plans to sell its 2.8ha McCabe Street site.

Disability support provider Rocky Bay marks 85 years as service prepares for Belmont move - Vimarsana News

Disability support provider Rocky Bay marks 85 years as service prepares for Belmont move

Rocky Bay has received approval from State planners to build a WA-first $78 million service facility in Belmont.

Mosman Park homeowners seek change to allow subdivision - Vimarsana News

Mosman Park homeowners seek change to allow subdivision

Mosman Park homeowners are seeking to rezone their properties so they can be subdivided.

Karrinyup locals flood city chambers furious at 24-storey apartment tower plan - Vimarsana News

Karrinyup locals flood city chambers furious at 24-storey apartment tower plan

Karrinyup locals flood city chambers furious at 24-storey apartment tower plan 8.54am Normal text size Advertisement Plans for an apartment development on the Karrinyup shopping centre site featuring triple towers, one of which would be one of the tallest buildings in greater Perth, prompted a crowd of more than 200 locals at a special meeting at the City of Stirling Wednesday night. The proposal for the western side of the existing shopping centre features 270 apartments, plus commercial tenancies, across three towers of nine, 15 and 24 storeys, the latter being about the height of the CBDâ...

Movie World developer teams up with state government to meet costly parliament office shortage - Vimarsana News

Movie World developer teams up with state government to meet costly parliament office shortage

Movie World developer teams up with state government to meet costly parliament office shortage We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Movie World developer teams up with state government to meet costly parliament office shortage Normal text size Advertisement Several parliamentary offices and the leader of the opposition will relocate from the ageing WA Parliament House to a new $30 million four-storey building across the road. Perth-based developer Peter Laurance, who was behind the overhaul of Seaworld in the 1980s and creation of the Movie Wor...