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Woodvale Corner development recommended for approval

A controversial $35 million commercial precinct in Woodvale has been recommended for approval, despite overwhelming opposition from residents and local councils. The final decision rests with the WA Planning Commission.

Community Voice Key to Perth's 10 New Transit Hubs

Perth's 10 new transit-oriented precincts aim to build vibrant communities, not just density. Learn why resident input is crucial for success and how it shapes sustainable urban growth.

Geelong's hidden garden oasis behind Funk cafe

Discover the lush, secret garden oasis in central Geelong that's the heart of Funk by Botanical Brew cafe. A tranquil escape with a mission for community and sustainability.

Perth CBD Crisis: City Centre Deterioration

Perth's CBD faces alarming decline with rising vacancies and safety concerns. Discover what's happening to Western Australia's capital city centre and why action is needed now.

Council's tree removal double standards questioned

Victoria Park Ratepayers Association challenges council over 'highly restrictive' tree policy for residents while 65 trees were removed from Elizabeth Baillie Park. Investigation underway.

Crown Perth Adds Two Australian-First Dining Options

Crown Perth's Urban Food District will feature Side Piece Pizza and Tekka Bar as Australian-first arrivals in early 2026, creating approximately 100 jobs. Discover Perth's new dining destination.

Perth land sales surge, highlighting housing shortage

Perth's land sales hit a record 3,683 lots in one quarter, a 51.5% jump. With supply critically low and prices soaring 50% in two years, the city's housing challenge is urgent. Discover the drivers and solutions.

Century-old map still shapes Canberra's planning

How Walter Burley Griffin's 1925 gazetted plan continues to influence Australia's capital city, balancing monumental ambition with bush capital ideals. Explore the enduring legacy.

WA's Density Push Sparks Council Backlash

Western Australia's new density laws face fierce opposition from local councils. Brad Pettitt warns of democratic deficits and rushed planning reforms.

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