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Designed by award winning architectural firm Eeles Trelease, The Anchorage is set to add an inspiring new dimension to the Woolloomooloo landscape. The visually dramatic five-level boutique building encompasses 15 designer studios, 1 & 2 bedroom apartments.

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Wed, 15/05/13 – 12:16 | Comments Off

Something very interesting happened about six years ago in the Melbourne CBD: developers started running out of major sites to build the next generation of skyscrapers.

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Thu, 9/05/13 – 12:29 | Comments Off

Following our discussions at the Chamber of Commerce Networking event, the Double Bay Chamber of Commerce requests that Woollahra Council urgently review the Council’s car parking policies, as they apply to the Double Bay Commercial Centre.

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Broken Land Tax System Threatening Small Business
Wed, 17/04/13 – 11:34 | Comments Off

The cost of objecting to land valuations in NSW is forcing small businesses to overpay council rates and land tax.

Vivid North Sydney
Mon, 25/03/13 – 12:52 | Comments Off

News North Sydney’s new mayor, Jilly Gibson, is trying to bring the highly successful Vivid Sydney Festival to North Sydney has put extra excitement and bounce in the step of many residents and traders.

Park Funding – Letter to the Editor
Fri, 21/12/12 – 13:04 | Comments Off

Dear Sir

I write in response to David Mills’ editorial of the Wentworth Courier on 28 November 2012 on p.48.

I apologise if my remarks in the Wentworth Courier dated 21 November 2012 have caused any confusion. It is the clear position of the Board of Centennial Park and Moore Park Trust that the State Government has a responsibility to continue funding Centennial Parklands.

Christmas Tree Marks Start of Woollahra Council’s Festivities
Mon, 10/12/12 – 10:15 | Comments Off

Double Bay has officially started celebrating the festive season with the installation yesterday of a towering Christmas tree in Guilfoyle Park.

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