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Council nod for 100-year Cott blueprint – The West Australian
Council nod for 100-year Cott blueprint The West Australian A leading eco-architect has proposed a 100-year plan for Cottesloe beach in a bid to address the impact of climate change and achieve consensus on a long-term vision for the popular area. Town of Cottesloe councillors this week gave in-principle ... |
O’Connor gives rare wing to Seagulls – The West Australian
O'Connor gives rare wing to Seagulls The West Australian Wallaby and former Western Force back James O'Connor took his "brand" to Rockingham on Saturday where he pulled on a Cottesloe jumper to join his younger brother Jonny and help the Seagulls to a 25-16 win in the RugbyWA premiership. ... |
City downpour a one-in-10-year event – The West Australian
City downpour a one-in-10-year event The West Australian The worst affected areas were the Perth CBD, Stirling, Nedlands, Claremont, Cottesloe, Peppermint Grove, Mosman Park, Subiaco, Cambridge and Vincent. About 130 SES volunteers spent most of last night making temporary repairs to some houses, ... |
Town puts illegal parkers on notice
 inmycommunity | Town puts illegal parkers on notice inmycommunity Drivers who park cars on the grassed median strip in Grant Street, Cottesloe face being fined after July 1. OWNERS of illegally parked cars in the centre of Grant Street, Cottesloe will be fined from next month. ... |
Jetskis, choppers get police ready for CHOGM – The West Australian
 The West Australian | Jetskis, choppers get police ready for CHOGM The West Australian Police officers were winched from a helicopter to a boat and jetskis crossed the coast off Cottesloe beach yesterday as part of a high- level search and rescue training. The exercises were part of police preparations for security at the Commonwealth ... |
Barbs fly over parking fines – The West Australian
 The West Australian | Barbs fly over parking fines The West Australian But Sinead McManus said the Cottesloe council took advantage of weddings at the Civic Centre gardens after guests were hit with $200 fines for parking on a verge. She said it did not provide enough parking for up to three weddings a day and there were ... |
Dog curfew could be lifted – inmycommunity
 inmycommunity | Dog curfew could be lifted inmycommunity FOR the second time in eight months the Town of Cottesloe is proposing to lift a daytime curfew for dogs on a local beach. At Monday's meeting, councillors will decide whether to allow dogs on the Vera View beach ... |
Sisters Tash and Yuliya Phillips take their showbiz careers overseas – Perth Now
Sisters Tash and Yuliya Phillips take their showbiz careers overseas Perth Now SISTER ACT: Singer Tash & ballroom dancer Yuliya Phillips at home in Cottesloe. Picture: Richard Polden. Source: PerthNow STUNNING sisters Tash and Yuliya Phillips are both on track to be the next big things out of WA. The two sisters were reunited in ... |
Affordable properties in the spotlight – SmartCompany.com.au
 SmartCompany.com.au | Affordable properties in the spotlight SmartCompany.com.au Only the Sydney suburb of Hunter's Hill (2.9%), Adelaide LGA (5.1%) and Cottesloe in Perth (8.5%) have recorded any bounce in median selling price during the last 12 months. In contrast, a number of capital city regions have their median house price ... |
Go-slow venture worth the Gamble
 inmycommunity | Go-slow venture worth the Gamble inmycommunity Picture: Will Russell Buy this photo KIM Gamble is synonymous with the Perth hospitality scene, having established The Blue Duck and Barchetta in Cottesloe's Marine Parade. The renowned restaurateur and all-round nice guy of food has stuck to familiar ... |
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