DOCSLIB.ORG

Yellow Fever Vaccination Centres – Western Australia

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text

Load more

Yellow Fever Vaccination Centres – Western Australia Centre Provider Name (in suburb order) Address Suburb Post Code Phone No. Albany Medical Centre 189 Middleton Rd Albany 6330 9841 8455 117 Pioneer Health Albany 2 Pioneer Rd Albany 6330 9842 2822 15 Southern Regional Medical Group 32 Albany Hwy Albany 6330 9845 9013 38 The Aberdeen Medical Centre 96 Aberdeen St Albany 6330 9842 9844 58 The Surgery - Middleton Beach 192 Middleton Road Albany 6330 9842 5900 87 The Surgery - Spencer Park 8 Hardie Road Albany 6330 9842 5900 87 Alexander Heights Family Practice 44 Greenpark Rd Alexander Heights 6064 9247 2533 155 Alkimos Medical & Dental Centre Unit 2, 2K Shorehaven Boulevarde Alkimos 6038 9563 1500 229 Applecross Village Medical Centre 2/40 Ardross St Applecross 6153 9364 8966 209 Armadale District Surgery 55 Church Ave Armadale 6112 9399 5777 261 Haynes Medical Centre Shop 1B, 1256 Armadale Rd Armadale 6112 9497 5096 257 Complete Corporate Health 8A / 398 Great Eastern Hwy Ascot 6104 9277 9900 114 Forum Medical Group 2/398 Great Eastern Highway Ascot 6104 9277 9299 239 Australind Medical Centre 1 Mulgara St Australind 6233 9797 1977 99 Leschenault Medical Centre Unit 7 Healthplex, 12 Leisure Drive Australind 6233 9725 8471 138 Aveley Medical Centre 15 Flecker Promenade Aveley 6069 6296 4655 195 Baldivis Family Medical Centre 1A/1B Stockland Mall, 20 Settlers Ave Baldivis 6171 9591 8423 226 Baldivis Medical Centre 6/7 Minden Lane Baldivis 6171 9524 4000 29 Ballajura Medical Practice 114 Illawarra Cres Ballajura 6066 9249 1311 197 Illawarra Medical Centre Ballajura City Shopping Centre, 229 Illawarra Crescent Ballajura 6066 9249 2033 158 Beckenham Medical Centre 204 Williams St Beckenham 6107 9451 2722 244 Bedford Family Practice 203 Salisbury St Bedford 6052 9271 4000 104 Belridge Medical Group Cnr Eddystone Ave and Ocean Reef Road Beldon 6027 9307 0707 201 REDiMED 1 Frederick Street Belmont 6104 9230 0956 183 Curtin University Medical Service Building 109 Curtin Health Service, Kent St Bentley 6102 9266 7345 92 health.wa.gov.au 20181123 Page 1 Yellow Fever Vaccination Centres – Western Australia Centre Provider Name (in suburb order) Address Suburb Post Code Phone No. Bibra Lake Medical Centre Cnr Annois Rd & Parkway Rd Bibra Lake 6163 9417 2600 273 Point Walter Medical Centre 322-324 Canning Hwy (Cnr Point Walter Rd) Bicton 6157 9319 2333 131 Garden City Medical Centre Suite 1, 177-179 Davy St Booragoon 6154 9310 9969 35 Boulder Medical 49 Burt Street Boulder 6432 9093 1044 68 Broome Doctors Practice Suite 3, 7 Napier Tce Broome 6725 9193 7933 125 Broome Medical Clinic 26 Robinson St Broome 6725 9192 2022 25 Kimberley Medical Group Unit 1 & 2, 19 Hamersley Street Broome 6725 9138 7200 231 Bullsbrook Family Medical Practice 49 Kimberley Street Bullsbrook 6084 9571 1478 207 Brecken Health Care Level 1, 12-16 Vasse St Bunbury 6230 9791 8133 14 Dr Foster & Associates (Bunbury Medical Centre) 207 Spencer St Bunbury 6230 9792 2666 4 Forrest Family Practice 122 Spencer St Bunbury 6230 9791 5175 169 Sonic HealthPlus Bunbury 68 Forrest Avenue Bunbury 6230 9791 5128 129 Spencer St Family Practice Unit 1, 130 Spencer Street Bunbury 6230 9791 7220 216 Wishing Well Clinic Bunbury 55 Forrest Ave Bunbury 6230 9791 5355 166 Brecken Health Busselton 86 Bussell Highway Busselton 6280 9751 5222 241 Broadwater Medical Centre 4 Broadwater Boulevard Busselton 6280 9751 0400 85 Busselton Medical Practice 21 Albert Street Busselton 6280 9752 1133 172 Duchess Medical Practice Unit 4, 69 Duchess St Busselton 6280 9752 4122 49 Surgery 82 82 Bussell Highway Busselton 6280 9752 4688 232 Connolly Drive Medical Centre Unit 3, 2 Captiva Approach Butler 6036 9562 2500 228 Occufam Medical 11/34 Abernethy Road Byford 6122 6149 1425 283 Nurse Practitioner Clinics - Canning Vale Shop 17, 100 Ranford Rd Canning Vale 6155 9456 5000 223 Queensgate Medical Centre Suite 6, 1st Floor, 2 Queensgate Drive Canning Vale 6155 9456 1811 213 health.wa.gov.au 20181123 Page 2 Yellow Fever Vaccination Centres – Western Australia Centre Provider Name (in suburb order) Address Suburb Post Code Phone No. Ranford Medical Centre Cnr Ranford Rd & Campbell Rd Canning Vale 6155 9456 0800 237 Sonic HealthPlus Canning Vale Unit 2, 165 Bannister Rd Canning Vale 6155 9256 5858 130 South Street GP Super Clinic (Star Family Medical) 265 Bannister Rd Canning Vale 6155 9455 4444 270 Cannington Medical Centre 8-10 Hamilton St Cannington 6107 6298 9999 225 Carnarvon Health Campus Pharmacy, Cleaver St Carnarvon 6701 9941 0436 20 Carnarvon Medical Centre 52 Robinson St Carnarvon 6701 9941 1169 184 Herdsman Medical Centre 12 Pearson Place Churchlands 6018 9383 7111 168 Ashton Ave Medical Centre 14 Ashton Ave Claremont 6010 9385 2288 107 Claremont Medical Centre 206 Stirling Hwy Claremont 6010 9285 5100 44 GPs on Bayview Level 1, 20 Bayview Terrace Claremont 6010 9217 6000 224 Como GP 245 Canning Highway Como 6152 6165 2444 247 Cottesloe Medical Centre Cnr Forrest Street Cottesloe 6011 9384 1500 116 Health Watch Clinics 3/484 Stirling Hwy Cottesloe 6011 9383 3435 5 Primary Health Care Dr P Kyros (Craigie Medical) 9 Perilya Rd Craigie 6025 9308 3333 179 Hobson's Gate Medical Centre Suite 6, 1 Hobsons Gate Currambine 6028 9305 5999 161 Shenton Avenue Medical Centre Unit 3a/94 Delamere Avenue Currambine 6028 9305 3232 211 Sunlander Medical Centre 2/10 Sunlander Dve Currambine 6028 9304 1424 171 Dalkeith Medical Centre 9/81 Waratah Ave Dalkeith 6009 9386 7417 71 Dalyellup Family Medical Centre 11/ 135 Norton Promenade Dalyellup 6230 9795 6422 98 Dianella Family Practice 294 Grand Promenade Dianella 6059 9276 3472 214 Duncraig Medical Centre 14 Burragah Way Duncraig 6023 9246 9922 36 Glengarry Medical Group Suite 2, 57 Arnisdale Rd Duncraig 6023 9447 9711 220 Dunn Bay Surgery 33 Chieftain Crescent Dunsborough 6281 9759 1500 97 Dunsborough Medical Centre Suite 4, Seymour House, Dunn Bay Rd Dunsborough 6281 9746 3300 16 health.wa.gov.au 20181123 Page 3 Yellow Fever Vaccination Centres – Western Australia Centre Provider Name (in suburb order) Address Suburb Post Code Phone No. East Fremantle Medical Centre 12 Silas St East Fremantle 6158 9339 4116 119 Joondalup Drive Medical Centre 6/1 The Gateway Whitfords Ave Edgewater 6027 9300 0055 30 Sonic HealthPlus Edgewater Unit 11, 1 The Gateway Edgewater 6027 9300 2826 81 St John Medical (Apollo Health Joondalup) 5 Joondalup Gate, 21-93 Joondalup Drive Edgewater 6027 9400 7000 187 Broadway Medical Practice 7/150 Coolamon Bvd Ellenbrook 6069 9296 8324 203 Ellenbrook Medical Centre 51 Mornington Parkway Ellenbrook 6069 9297 2555 196 Sonic HealthPlus Erskine (Mandurah) 102 Oakleigh Dr Erskine 6210 9535 0999 108 Banksia Medical Centre 47 Dempster St Esperance 6450 9071 1511 266 Dempster Centre Surgery Unit 7, 98 Dempster St Esperance 6450 9071 2462 67 Recherche Medical 64 Windich Street Esperance 6450 9071 7799 280 Falcon Grove Medical Centre Shop 11, Falcon Grove Shopping Centre, Old Coast Road Falcon 6210 9534 2380 186 Floreat Medical (Dr Rosa Capolingua) 439 Cambridge St Floreat 6014 9387 6000 135 Forrestfield Medical Centre Suite 1,76 Hale Rd Forrestfield 6058 9359 1822 43 Canning Medical Centre 199 High St Fremantle 6160 9335 6822 263 Ellen Health (Ellen Street Family Practice) 1/91 Hampton Road (Cnr Wray Avenue) Fremantle 6160 9430 5001 192 Travel Health Plus 85 South St Fremantle 6160 9336 6630 17 West End Medical 2 Bannister Street Fremantle 6160 9430 4300 250 Batavia Health Practice 361 Marine Terrace Geraldton 6530 9965 8100 110 Dr R L Cockerill (City Health Geraldton) 194 Durlacher Street Geraldton 6530 9921 4433 26 Panaceum Group Geraldton Medical Group 233 Lester Ave Geraldton 6530 9920 8111 126 Panaceum Seacrest Shop T10/75 Barrett Drive Geraldton 6530 9923 9999 62 Victoria District Medical Practice 151 Durlacher St Geraldton 6530 9964 4740 139 Glen Forrest Medical Centre 4 Hardy Rd Glen Forrest 6071 9298 8555 75 Corfield Doctors Surgery 288 Corfield Street Gosnells 6110 9398 9898 243 Gosnells Medical Clinic Suite 1, 2194 Albany Hwy Gosnells 6110 9490 3330 147 Coolibah Medical Centre 4/9 Coolibah Dr Greenwood 6024 9246 1662 234 health.wa.gov.au 20181123 Page 4 Yellow Fever Vaccination Centres – Western Australia Centre Provider Name (in suburb order) Address Suburb Post Code Phone No. Kingsley Family Practice 3/116 Cockman Rd Greenwood 6024 9342 0471 189 Modern Medical Clinic 66/68 Mahogany Dr Halls Head 6210 9582 7800 194 Dr Neeraj Singh (Helena Estate Medical Centre) 2 Tuckeroo Pde Helena Valley 6056 9374 0083 145 Helena Valley Medical Centre 160 Scott St Helena Valley 6056 9255 1161 154 Green Road Medical Centre 29 Green Rd Hillarys 6025 9401 2299 188 Hillarys Medical Centre Suite 23-30/ 110 Flinders Ave Hillarys 6025 9403 2399 84 Shop 42, Westfield Shopping Centre, Whitford City Family Practice Whitfords Avenue Hillarys 6025 9404 4400 217 East Road Family Medical Centre Shop 4, 21 East Road Hocking 6065 9206 3000 258 Hocking Medical Centre 16/176 Nicholas Road Hocking 6065 9405 7800 191 Oak Family Practice Shop 6-7, 5 Pipit Close Huntingdale 6110 9490 3113 227 Health Watch Clinics - Jandakot 620A Karel Ave Jandakot 6164 9417 5677 199 Jindalee Medical Centre 6 Jindalee Bvd Jindalee 6036 9562 2000 100 ECU Student Health Medical Centre (Edith Cowan) Building 6, Room 230, 270 Joondalup Dr Joondalup 6027 6304 5618 115 Joondalup City Medical Group Suite 5, Sanori House, 126 Grand Boulevard Joondalup 6027 9404 3000 167 Joondanna Medical Centre 1A/21 Wanneroo Rd Joondanna 6060 9443 2507 267 Mead Medical Group Kalamunda 37 Elizabeth St Kalamunda 6076 9293 4455 178 Collins Street Surgery 65 Collins Street Kalgoorlie 6430 9091 3958 259 Goldfields Medicine 130 Hannan St Kalgoorlie Kalgoorlie 6430 9021 3022 11 Whitfords Ave Medical Centre Cnr Dampier & Whitfords Ave Kallaroo 6025 9307 4222 57 Karratha Medical Centre 5 Sharpe Ave Karratha 6714 9185 3555 54 Sonic HealthPlus Karratha 3 Warambie Road Karratha 6714 9159 1800 127 Karrinyup St Luke Medical Centre Unit 1, 57 Burroughs Road Karrinyup 6018 9341 7770 190 Kelvale Medical Group 53 Railway Ave Kelmscott 6111 9495 1230 146 health.wa.gov.au 20181123 Page 5 Yellow Fever Vaccination Centres – Western Australia Centre Provider Name (in suburb order) Address Suburb Post Code Phone No.
Recommended publications
  • PERTH Arena Joondalup Kennedya Drive, Joondalup GROUND TRANSPORT to Get to Site to Get to Site from Perth City, Travel North On

    PERTH Arena Joondalup Kennedya Drive, Joondalup GROUND TRANSPORT to Get to Site to Get to Site from Perth City, Travel North On

    PERTH Arena Joondalup Kennedya Drive, Joondalup GROUND TRANSPORT To get to site To get to site from Perth city, travel north on the Mitchell Freeway and exit at Hodges Drive. (If you’re using a sat-nav, or googlemap directions – it will probably tell you to exit at Shenton Avenue. Ignore it, there will be road closures on Shenton) At the Hodges Drive exit, turn right. This road becomes Grand Boulevard at the first Joondalup Drive intersection. Continue on Grand Blvd until you reach Joondalup Drive a second time! Stop. Arena Joondalup, Main Stage To get onto site You will enter site from behind main stage. The road closures mean that you will have to navigate through patron foot traffic – hello hazard lights and slow speeds – 40km please! On the map below the red enclosed area indicates the road closure, the yellow indicates your journey. From Grand Boulevard, turn left to pass through the Road Closure (show your vehicle pass) and travel down Joondalup Drive. At Kennedya Drive, make a U-Turn and travel back up Joondalup Drive. Turn left into site at GATE N. Under no circumstances are you to cross over the median strip at Grand Blvd & Joondalup Dr. While this is a seemingly absurd route, this really is the only acceptable way into the site. Grand Boulevard Joondalup Drive Kennedya Drive Parking Once you’ve entered site, veer left and park in a single row against the fencing. .
  • The Perth Freight Link: Facts and Fiction Prepared by Peter Newman and Philip Jennings for the Beeliar Group – Professors for Environmental Responsibility

    The Perth Freight Link: Facts and Fiction Prepared by Peter Newman and Philip Jennings for the Beeliar Group – Professors for Environmental Responsibility

    For Release 8 Feb 2017 The Perth Freight Link: Facts and Fiction Prepared by Peter Newman and Philip Jennings for The Beeliar Group – Professors for Environmental Responsibility The supporters of Roe 8 and the Perth Freight Link (PFL) have been spreading misinformation and half truths about the developments. Their aim is to discredit alternatives by the selective use of the facts. This analysis of the Roe 8 and PFL myths provides a more complete picture. Myth 1: The PFL has been on the books for 60 years and no one objected until recently. The PFL was a Prime Minister Abbott “Captain’s Call” presented to the former Transport Minister, Dean Nalder, at a meeting in Canberra in early 2015, along with similar highly controversial roads in Melbourne and Sydney. The Melbourne East-West Link was rejected by the Victorian people at their last election. It is extremely unusual to have a road project proposed by a Commonwealth politician and it has disrupted all planning processes since it was dropped on Perth without any history or warning. The PFL is still a vague proposal and the detailed design has never been released publicly or assessed by the EPA. Roe 8 was included in the Metropolitan Region Scheme in 1963 without any public consultation or environmental impact assessment as part of a ring road bringing traffic to the coast between North Coogee and South Beach and then north to Fremantle. The Cockburn Wetlands Study of 1975 first suggested that the road should not proceed. The first environmental assessment was carried out by the EPA in 1978 and it recommended in its System Six report in 1980 that a new route be found because the proposed route was environmentally unacceptable.
  • Wanneroo Times Joondalup 30102018

    Wanneroo Times Joondalup 30102018

    Allegedkangaroo Kaleidoscope set to killer to plead guilty illuminate Joondalup PAGE 3 PAGE 5 TimesJoondalup Communitynews.com.au SEESEE PAPAGEGE 4F4 FOORR DDETETAAILSILS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 www.tempoint.com.au/promotion/ Velvet touch to classic ENDEAVOUR Theatre Company’s next produc- tion is apantomime. Cinderella andThe Vel- vet Slipper will be staged from November 10 to 18. Company president Christine Evans said the new slant on an old favourite, Cinderella, would come with plenty of action, jokes and audience participation. “Pantomimes seem to be popular at this time of CINDERELLA AND year,” she said. “And the THE VELVET SLIPPER kids love them.” WHEN: November 10-17, 6pm; matinee Novem- Endeavour Theatre Compa- ber 11 &18, 2.30pm. ny actors Shirley Di Paolo, VENUE: Hamersley Community Recreation Cen- Clyde Goodenough, Denise tre, Belvedere Road, Hamersley. Mignon, Lesley Pascoe and TICKETS: $22, concession $19, children under 12 Angelica Franz. $15, children under 5free. Picture: Martin Kennealey BOOKINGS: 9341 7926. www.communitypix.com.au d487731 Newroads take shape Lucy Jarvis project in late 2018, which termined during the de- south of East Road to help in November.Itwillinstall ers, rollers, dump trucks, will include building a tailed design stage after it southbound motorists. barriers on Wanneroo graders, bob cats, water MAIN Roads has released a road bridge, as well as on awarded the contract. Vehicles will still be al- Road, Joondalup Drive and carts and light vehicles. concept plan for the $65 mil- and off ramps with traffic Changes to surrounding lowed to turn right from the northernside of the Night works, starting this lion Wanneroo Road-Ocean signals.
  • Download City of Joondalup Nature Passport

    Download City of Joondalup Nature Passport

    City of Joondalup In partnership with First name: Age: How to use this passport This is your City of Joondalup Nature Passport! Use it to explore nature in the City of Joondalup, play, create, imagine, look closer and have some fun with your friends and family. Try new nature activities. Journal your adventures. Record the wildlife you come across. Tick off our list of ‘15 things to do’. Flip forward to your City of Joondalup Activity Map to see the six activity locations, then find the corresponding activity page and get stuck in! Each of the activities can be done using the international app and there are over one hundred more to choose from. Visit www.naturepassport.org to get started! City of Joondalup Activity Map L A K E J S O I D VENUE O SH TON A E EN N Key D D A R L I V U E P Whitfords Nodes D 1 M R A IV Texture Tag R E M O I C O E A N N Iluka Foreshore Park A MITCHELL FREEWAY 2 R V E E Micro Hike E N F U E R W O A A N D 3 Neil Hawkins Park N E R Find a Feather O O R O A 4 Shepherds Bush Park D OCEAN REEF ROAD The Awareness Game OC EAN R Tom Simpson Park E E SYDNEY ROAD 5 F R O Seaweed Survey A VE D RI D OO Warwick Open Space LAL 6 MUL Leaf Collector OC EAN REEF ROAD WANNEROO ROAD TFORDS AVEN WHI UE WH ITF ORDS AVENU E D A G O W N A NGAR R A H K I I E T N MITCHELL FREEWAY U F G O N S E R L V E B D A Y A S R A D R K A R I O I D V V E O A NU E B E L A E R D R HEPBURN R I AV I M EN V U E E HEPBURN AVENUE MARMION AVENUE W For more information on E S T C the City of Joondalup visit: O A WARWICK ROAD M S WARWICK ROAD A E RA T V N I
  • Corporate Business Plan 2019/20 Progress Report

    Corporate Business Plan 2019/20 Progress Report

    APPENDIX 8 ATTACHMENT 1 Corporate Business Plan 2019/20 Progress Report OCTOBER TO DECEMBER 2019 Contents Delegated Authority Manual ..................................................................................... 27 Codes of Conduct .................................................................................................... 27 Introduction .................................................................................................................... 5 Audit and Risk Committee ........................................................................................ 28 Integrated Planning and Reporting Framework .............................................................. 6 Australasian Local Government Performance Excellence Program ......................... 28 Strategic Community Plan 2012-2022 ............................................................................ 7 Customer Satisfaction Survey .................................................................................. 29 Quarter Highlights .......................................................................................................... 8 Strategic Position Statements .................................................................................. 29 Governance and Leadership Jinan Sister City Relationship................................................................................... 30 Community Consultation .......................................................................................... 15 Jinan Garden ...........................................................................................................
  • ECM 5553401 V1 North Coogee Foreshore Management Plan

    ECM 5553401 V1 North Coogee Foreshore Management Plan

    NORTH COOGEE FORESHORE MANAGEMENT PLAN Prepared by: Ecoscape (Australia) Pty Ltd Document Status Reviewer Approved for Issue Rev. No. Author Name Signature Name Signature Date 1 DK,MW, SB DK 2 DK,MW, SB MW 3 DK,MW, SB AW MW 4 MW DK DK 27/3/07 5 MW DK DK 4/5/07 6 MW 4/5/07 FINAL DRAFT MW DK FINAL MW DK DK 20/11/07 FINAL rev 1 PJ MW MW 19/06/08 FINAL rev 2 PJ MW MW 27/06/08 FINAL rev 3 PJ MW MW 26/03/09 5638-1338-07R March, 2009 Document Set ID: 5553401 Version: 1, Version Date: 03/02/2017 COPYRIGHT STATEMENT FOR: North Coogee Foreshore Management Plan Copyright © 1987-2009 Ecoscape (Australia) Pty Ltd ABN 70 070 128 675 Except as permitted under the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth), the whole or any part of this report may not be reproduced by any process, electronic or otherwise, without the specific written permission of the copyright owner, Ecoscape (Australia) Pty Ltd. This includes microcopying, photocopying or recording of any parts of the report. Neither may the information contained in this report be reproduced, transmitted or stored electronically in any form, such as in a retrieval system, without the specific written permission of Ecoscape (Australia) Pty Ltd. Limitations Statement This report has been exclusively drafted for the needs of STOCKLAND & LANDCORP in conjunction with the CITY OF COCKBURN. No express or implied warranties are made by Ecoscape (Australia) Pty Ltd regarding the research findings and data contained in this report.
  • Alarm Over Dog Baits PAGE 4

    Alarm Over Dog Baits PAGE 4

    WeekWANNEROOender Communitynews.com.au THURSDAY,JUNE 7, 2018 INSIDE Stolencar abandoned PAGE 3 Couple’slucky escape AHeathridgecouple are thankful no one was injured when acar ploughed through their front wall on Tuesday night. Story page 3 Wildcat honouredfor Damage to the Littorina Avenue property. Picture: Martin Kennealey Inset: The Holden Commodore smashed through the fence and into the house. youth work Alarm over dog baits PAGE 4 FIRST REPORTED AT PELLETS FOUND IN MULLALOO PARK warning out on Friday about more baits found in the park. Communitynews City of Joondalup chief execu- .com.au May 22. Mr Gibson occasionally hate to see some animal injured tive Garry Hunt confirmed the Mark Donaldson takes his pet ferret to the park. because of someone’s stupidity.” City was aware of the find. He wrapped the cake in abag Mr Gibson was unsure if any “The City has been engaging CHOCOLATE cake laced with and disposed of it before putting a park users resented the presence with amember of the public on what appears to be poison has warning outthrough his busi- of animals because he mostly dealt this matter but is not in aposition been found at apopular park for ness’s Facebook page. with pet owners at his cafe. tosay whether rat poison pellets dog walkers in Mullaloo. He said another park user also “My cafe is very animal friend- were present at Charonia Park on Chris Gibson, who owns nearby found abaitedcake and handed it ly and Iguess if someone did have Tuesday, May 22,” he said. The Presets animal-friendly The Yellow Bour- in to aworker at nearby IGA, who an issue (with animals), they prob- He encouraged residents to re- bon Coffee Shop,said he found reported it to authorities.
  • Residential Research

    Residential Research

    RESIDENTIAL RESEARCH Greater Perth higher density residential development site sales tallied $213.36 million in the year ending 31 August 2015. Despite a slowdown in residential $20.50 million; both projects being development sites sales across Greater marketed in 2015. Other recent major site In the past year, by value, 64.6% Perth, the construction phase is active sales, with potential for higher density in of Greater Perth development with many projects kicking-off earlier Greater Perth, have been listed in Table 1 sites were sold to foreign than scheduled due to the majority of on page 4. investors. apartments selling off-the-plan in the Inner and Middle Suburbs regions. Over the two years to the end of August 2015, the Inner Suburbs region recorded Foreign investors have a the highest volume of residential proposed $1.32 billion Sales Volume worth of development site sales at $275.79 million, residential developments in the whilst the Perth CBD saw $32.90 million pipeline in WA. Sales turnover of major sites, likely for higher density development in Greater in sales. The Middle Suburbs region, Perth, grew substantially over the three resulted in sales in the order of $147.11 Lone person households are years to 31 August 2014 to stand at million over the same time. projected to have the highest $322.23 million, as shown in Figure 1. growth at 3.0% per annum over However, the twelve months to the end There are significant infrastructure the next twenty years of August 2015, recorded $213.36 million projects currently under construction that worth of transacted sales, reflecting the will greatly benefit not only these regions, weaker buyer sentiment in the wider but the Greater Perth area, including Strong pipeline of committed Perth property market.
  • Submission of Form BA20 Notice of Consent to the Department of Housing

    Submission of Form BA20 Notice of Consent to the Department of Housing

    Submission of Form BA20 Notice of Consent to the Department of Housing The following contact details should be used in relation to obtaining written consent from the Department of Housing as the adjoining property owner along a shared property boundary. 1. Where the Department of Housing property is occupied or construction has been completed the attached list of suburbs should be used to identify the Regional Office responsible for that suburb. The Notice of Consent Form BA20 and relevant documentation should be submitted to the Regional Manager using the details provided for that particular office. 2. Where construction has not yet commenced on the Department of Housing property or where construction is still in progress then the Notice of Consent Form BA20 and relevant documentation should be submitted to the Manager Professional Services using the details provided. NOTE – Approval will be delayed if the Notice of Consent Form BA20 and relevant documentation is not submitted to the correct processing area.
  • Western Australia

    Western Australia

    WESTERN AUSTRALIA LAW AND JUSTICE FOUNDATION COLLABORATIVE PLANNING RESOURCE – JURISDICTIONAL DATA 2015 The Law and Justice Foundation of New South Wales (LJF) Collaborative Planning Resource (CPR) is intended to support the planning of legal assistance services by Australian jurisdictions. In 2015 this resource will be delivered in two parts: The LJF Collaborative Planning Resource – Service Planning (CPR-SP) summarises the research evidence on legal need and access to justice and the implications for planning legal service delivery. The geographical location of legal services, while important, is only one key aspect of planning and delivering effective legal assistance services to those most in need. Recognising the variation between different priority groups and the overlap between them, services can be targeted at identified client groups; timely to client’s experience; appropriate to varying legal need and capability; and joined-up as part of a holistic response. i Service design is likely to vary accordingly. For instance, reaching hard to find groups through other (often non-legal) services with which they have regular contact. The CPR-SP also provides useful information for designing appropriate legal services for specific priority demographic groups: ‘who’ priority clients are, ‘what’ types of services are appropriate to their legal needs and capabilities, and ‘how’ these services might be delivered. The LJF Collaborative Planning Resource – Jurisdictional Data (CPR-JD) brings together three sets of information relevant to making decisions about legal assistance provision: • The geographic distribution of the Commonwealth’s priority groups for services • The prevalence of experiencing legal problems for each priority group • The geographic distribution of those most likely to be in need of legal assistance services for financial or other reasons.
  • Youth Services Summer Calendar 2018/19 Our Services

    Youth Services Summer Calendar 2018/19 Our Services

    Youth Services Summer Calendar 2018/19 Our Services Youth Event Edge Youth Series – Holiday Centre Edge Youth Centre at Currambine Program Community Centre offers Based out of Anchors Youth young people 12 to 20 years an Centre, the City’s seasonal Youth opportunity to get involved in Event Series runs each school creative programs utilising the holidays. The Youth Services custom-built youth music studio team offers fun recreational and and the other facilities within educational activities for young the youth centre. Programs people 11 to 18 years living include Music Edge, a studio for within the City. Activities include young people 15 to 20 years and Adventure World, aerial and water Freestyle Edge, a dance program parks, skating rinks, movies, for young people 12 to 18 years. sports, arts activities, gaming, Music Edge: interactive workshops and much Mondays 3.30pm – 7.30pm more. Freestyle Edge: Visit y-lounge.com.au for further Tuesdays 4.00pm – 6.00pm information on the activities and to (during school term only) register. For further information contact Youth Services on 9400 4223. Anchors Youth Centre Based at Heathridge Community Centre, Anchors Youth Centre offers a wide range of programs and activities for young people 11 to 18 years. The centre offers game tables including pool and ping pong, gaming consoles, sports, arts activities, projects, referral and support. Mid-week Drop In: Friday Night Drop In: Wednesdays 4.00pm – 6.00pm Fridays 5.00pm – 9.00pm (during school term only) For further information contact Youth Services on 9400 4228. OUR SERVICES Our services continued Youth Outreach The Youth Outreach team is a completely mobile youth service which work with young people aged 11 to 25 years in public spaces, like shopping centres, skate parks and train stations.
  • Yellagonga Regional Park Management Plan 2003-2013

    Yellagonga Regional Park Management Plan 2003-2013

    Y ellagonga Regional Park Regional Management Plan Management Plan 2003—2013 Yellagonga Regional Park Management Plan 2003-2013 MANAGEMENT PLAN 48 CITY OF JOONDALUP CITY OF WANNEROO Yellagonga Regional Park Management Plan 2003 - 2013 PLANNING TEAM This plan was co-ordinated by a consultancy team led by Plan E working closely with the managers of Yellagonga Regional Park – the Department of Conservation and Land Management, the City of Joondalup and the City of Wanneroo. The Planning Team prepared the plan for the Conservation Commission of Western Australia. Brendan Dooley (Plan Coordinator) Department of Conservation and Land Management Tim Bowra Department of Conservation and Land Management Dennis Cluning City of Joondalup Phil Thompson City of Wanneroo PREFACE Regional parks are areas of regional open space that are identified by planning procedures as having outstanding conservation, landscape and recreation values. Regional parks provide the opportunity for a consortium of management agencies and private landowners to develop co-ordinated planning and management strategies. Regional parks were first proposed in the Stephenson - Hepburn Report of 1955, which later formed the basis of the Perth Metropolitan Region Scheme in 1963. Since then, State planning agencies have been acquiring suitable private land in anticipation of the time when regional parks would be formally created. In 1997, the State government announced a commitment to introduce legislation to give regional parks legal standing and vesting in the former NPNCA, now the Conservation Commission of Western Australia. Eight regional parks were recognised as formal identities, with the co-ordination of their management progressively transferred to the Department of Conservation and Land Management.