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Rowell denies link to leaflet
Rowell denies link to leaflet inmycommunity COTTESLOE councillor Rob Rowell says he was not associated with a leaflet - at least five years old - asking Cottesloe residents to consider greater beachfront heights. His signature was not on the leaflet that backed a general 12m limit, ... |
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building height, cottesloe, council, development, leaflet, rob rowellChildhood games at grandad’s house – The West Australian
 The West Australian | Childhood games at grandad's house The West Australian Beverley Lane remembers with fondness the childhood games in the family's back garden in Cottesloe. She would make up "brews" in an old copper in the wash house, or join the neighbourhood children as they rode tricycles around the back lanes. ... |
Backdown on Cott high-rise – The West Australian
Backdown on Cott high-rise The West Australian The Town of Cottesloe council has backed down marginally on its beachfront anti-high rise stance by supporting a five-storey limit at three key sites. The council will continue to advocate for a three-storey limit for the rest of the strip. ... |
Posted in Cottesloe in the News | backdown, cottesloe, cottesloe beach, council, development, high-riseCottesloe fine with five-storeys at OBH, but not eight – inmycommunity
 inmycommunity | Cottesloe fine with five-storeys at OBH, but not eight inmycommunity COTTESLOE Council will allow five-storey high rise developments along its foreshore, but only at three sites and with strict controls. Councillors held a special meeting on Wednesday night to formulate their final ... Council relents on five-storey beachfront development |
Posted in Cottesloe in the News | backdown, cottesloe, cottesloe beach, council, development, high-rise, ocean beach hotelCottesloe set to reject height limit – The West Australian
Cottesloe set to reject height limit The West Australian The Town of Cottesloe is poised to roundly reject the Barnett Government's beachfront development plans despite the majority of public submissions favouring higher building heights along Marine Parade. A special council meeting has been called for ... |
Men rescued off Cottesloe ‘lucky to be located’ – ABC Online
Men rescued off Cottesloe 'lucky to be located' ABC Online Two men have been rescued after their cabin cruiser sank off Cottesloe Beach last night. Water police say the men put to sea in a dinghy and set off flares after their boat began taking on water just before 6:00 pm. Water Police say they were lucky to ... Pair rescued after boat sinks off Cottesloe Pair rescued after boat sinks |
WA gardens get royal nod – The West Australian
 The West Australian | WA gardens get royal nod The West Australian If you were hanging around Cottesloe on Tuesday, you just might have spotted Australia's face of gardening. In fact, had you caught a glimpse of TV celebrity gardener Graham Ross, you would have also been looking at the latest conscript to an exclusive ... |
Property in Perth’s wealthiest suburbs perform among worst in nation – Sydney Morning Herald
 Sydney Morning Herald | Property in Perth's wealthiest suburbs perform among worst in nation Sydney Morning Herald Property values in central Perth, including the wealthy suburbs of Peppermint Grove, Cottesloe, Subiaco and the CBD, plummeted 12.3 per cent in the year to June, according to RP Data research. Only Beaudesert Shire in Queensland (-13.9 per cent) and ... |
Dredge test eases snail fear – The West Australian
Dredge test eases snail fear The West Australian Fears that dredging in Fremantle Harbour released dangerous levels of the toxin tributyltin have been partially allayed after a new study on the impact of the dredging on marine snails at Cottesloe. The study by Curtin University's department of ... |
Rockingham tops price growth – The West Australian
 The West Australian | Rockingham tops price growth The West Australian It was the highest annualised growth of all coastal suburbs since 2001, including the much swankier areas of Cottesloe (11.1 per cent) and City Beach (11.5 per cent). The average annual increase across Perth in the same period was 11.8 per cent. ... |