We're New Here

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

HELLO FROM QUEST NEWQUAY WE’RE NEW HERE Quest NewQuay brings a new standard of Apartment Hotels for the business traveller to Melbourne’s Docklands area. Perfectly positioned in the developing area of NewQuay and Docklands, with easy and fast access to Melbourne CBD, Quest NewQuay is the optimal accommodation choice for business travellers. Soon you’ll be able to stay at Quest NewQuay PROPERTY CONTACT DETAILS and soak up all the local area has to offer. Quest Street Address: 26 Caravel Lane, Docklands VIC 3008 NewQuay brings a stunning new accommodation Telephone: 1800 334 033 experience to Docklands boasting unparalleled Email: [email protected] views over the Melbourne Skyline. Strategically Property Website: questnewquay.com.au positioned just 20km from Melbourne Airport *Please visit questapartments.com.au to view booking terms and conditions. and within walking distance of Marvel Stadium, and minutes from Southern Cross Station, The CHECK-IN INFORMATION & REQUIREMENTS District Docklands, Crown Casino, Melbourne Reception Hours: 24 hours, 7 days Convention and Exhibition Centre and the heart of Check In: From 2pm Melbourne’s CBD. Whether your stay is for business or leisure, you’ll be able to enjoy all the things that Check Out: To 10am come standard with the Quest experience: A fully Car Parking: Secure car parking (charges apply) equipped modern & light filled apartment, plenty of living space to relax & unwind, an array of N From dining options to choose from and the best staff on Airport To hand to make every part of your stay a success. Airport Fo ots S cra St p y R ley e Melbourne Star o n ad Dud c e Observation r St CBD W The District u ru O’Brien n Docklands d Group je r Arena i Drive Quest W nds a kla y oc Skybus NewQuay D Express Stop Marvel Spencer St Stadium Outlet Centre Yarra River e St Southern Citylink (Toll road) urk Bo Cross Station St ins Coll PLACES OF INTEREST • Docklands Harbour & Central Pier 150m • The District Docklands Shopping Centre 190m • Melbourne Star Observation Wheel 450m • O’Brien Group Arena 600m • Etihad Stadium 700m • Spencer Street Outlet Centre 1.5km • Melbourne Convention Centre 2km • Crown Casino & Entertainment Area 2.4km • Melbourne CBD 2.4km THE NEW QUEST NEWQUAY APARTMENT TYPES Studio Apartment One Bedroom Two Bedroom Three Bedroom Executive Apartments Total number of apartments 221 APARTMENT FACILITIES & FEATURES • Modern self-contained apartments with natural light • Fully equipped kitchens and washer/ dryer (excluding Studios) • Kitchenettes in Studios • Working desk • Private balcony • LCD TV with Foxtel and Netflix access PROPERTY FEATURES • Gymnasium • Conference facilities • Business centre • On-site guest laundry • Secure car parking (charges apply) • Rooftop Alfresco BBQ & Entertainment Area • Complimentary high speed Wi-Fi internet access PROPERTY SERVICES • Restaurant chargeback • Pantry shopping • Valet dry cleaning • 24 Hour reception • Housekeeping service Monday- Saturday (excluding public holidays) TRANSPORT Melbourne CBD (Tram No. 35, 70, 86) 40m Skybus Express Airport to Docklands Drop Off/Pick Up 200m Tullamarine Freeway Footscray Road on/off ramp 900m Southern Cross Station 1.7km Melbourne Airport 20km.

Copy Link

Recommended publications

Free Tram Zone
Melbourne’s Free Tram Zone Look for the signage at tram stops to identify the boundaries of the zone. Stop 0 Stop 8 For more information visit ptv.vic.gov.au Peel Street VICTORIA ST Victoria Street & Victoria Street & Peel Street Carlton Gardens Stop 7 Melbourne Star Observation Wheel Queen Victoria The District Queen Victoria Market ST ELIZABETH Melbourne Museum Market & IMAX Cinema t S n o s WILLIAM ST WILLIAM l o DOCKLANDS DR h ic Stop 8 N Melbourne Flagstaff QUEEN ST Gardens Central Station Royal Exhibition Building St Vincent’s LA TROBE ST LA TROBE ST VIC. PDE Hospital SPENCER ST KING ST WILLIAM ST ELIZABETH ST ST SWANSTON RUSSELL ST EXHIBITION ST HARBOUR ESP HARBOUR Flagstaff Melbourne Stop 0 Station Central State Library Station VICTORIA HARBOUR WURUNDJERI WAY of Victoria Nicholson Street & Victoria Parade LONSDALE ST LONSDALE ST Stop 0 Parliament Station Parliament Station VICTORIA HARBOUR PROMENADE Nicholson Street Marvel Stadium Library at the Dock SPRING ST Parliament BOURKE ST BOURKE ST BOURKE ST House YARRA RIVER COLLINS ST Old Treasury Southern Building Cross Station KING ST WILLIAM ST ST MARKET QUEEN ST ELIZABETH ST ST SWANSTON RUSSELL ST EXHIBITION ST COLLINS ST SPENCER ST COLLINS ST COLLINS ST Stop 8 St Paul’s Cathedral Spring Street & Collins Street Fitzroy Gardens Immigration Treasury Museum Gardens WURUNDJERI WAY FLINDERS ST FLINDERS ST Stop 8 Spring Street SEA LIFE Melbourne & Flinders Street Aquarium YARRA RIVER Flinders Street Station Federation Square Stop 24 Stop Stop 3 Stop 6 Don’t touch on or off if Batman Park Flinders Street Federation Russell Street Eureka & Queensbridge Tower Square & Flinders Street you’re just travelling in the SkyDeck Street Arts Centre city’s Free Tram Zone.
[Show full text]
A Fresh Take on Food Market Lane / 2
Market Lane / 1 A fresh take on food Market Lane / 2 A fresh take on food An exciting fresh food experience at The District Docklands, with diverse offerings and exceptional variety. Be part of Melbourne’s newest fresh food precinct. Artist’s Impression Market Lane / 3 A new food and convenience destination Market Lane will be home to a full-line Woolworths $70m* Supermarket, Dan Murphy’s, Total project investment a large scale Empire Asian Grocer, MarketPlace Fresh and some of Melbourne’s 9,500sqm* best gourmet offers. Total GLA The comprehensive food experience will be 25* further complemented by Speciality stores Costco Docklands. 2,250 Total number of car park spaces *Numbers are approximate. Market Lane / 4 essendon The District Docklands fresh coburg moonee ponds brunswick maribyrnong fairfield flemington fitzroy food catchment area north sunshine footscray carlton 20 10 mins mins melbourne cbd richmond hawthorn Southbank albert altona park north south FLEMINGTON yarrA WILLIAMSTOWN st kilda FITZROY NOrth Y L I A D S FOOTScray R A North C 0 Melbourne 0 0 , 0 2 2 CARLTON K N West I L Y T melbourne I SEDDON C Victoria S 10 t mins Footscray Rd Swanston St William St Spencer St King St La Trobe St Melbourne YARRAVILLE t CBD Bourke St Yarra River Flinders S Collins St PORT MELBOURNE WEST GA TE F REE WAY SOUTHBANK Map not to scale Market Lane / 5 Growing captive audience Apartments in Docklands %Higher income %Born overseas A growing 25 per capita 64 in PTA 100% 1,500 than the metropolitan (compared to Melbourne Projected increase Apartments to be average in PTA average of 35%) in resident numbers in developed by Lendlease next nine years at Victoria Harbour %Aged between %Without 7,600 apartments opportunity 65 20 and 39 in PTA 34 children (compared to Melbourne (compared to Melbourne Complete or under construction average of 31%) average of 21%) in PTA With its strong population and economic growth, Spend above the national average on Docklands is a thriving waterfront city.
[Show full text]
Melbourne Grad Trip Guide Zo
Here are some suggested stays for every wallet size. These are conveniently located in the city centre, so it’s easy for you to get around! Budget Hotel USD 60/night and below ● Hotel Sophia in Melbourne CBD ● Lovely Family Getaway | Central Location USD 150/ night and below ● City Tempo Melbourne ● Punthill Apartment Hotel - Little Bourke USD 300/night and below ● QT Melbourne ● Novotel Melbourne South Wharf ● Treasury on Collins Time Activity How To Get There 0800-0830 Hop on your shared airport transfer to your Melbourne accommodation! 0900-1230 Join in on a Queen Victoria Market Ultimate Victoria/Peel St Tram Foodie Tour 1230-1530 Take a tour of the city’s famous arcades and Start off in Franklin Street - a laneways such as Degraves Street and Hosier 4 minute walk from the Lane. Queen Victoria Market 1530-1545 Take the tram to the The Kettle Black near Royal Take tram to Domain Botanic Gardens Interchange 1545-1600 Stop by The Kettle Black for some coffee to go 1600-1800 Explore the Royal Botanic Gardens 10 minute walk from The Kettle Black 1800-1830 Take a tram to the Melbourne Star Observation 20 minute Uber ride from Wheel Botanic Gardens 1830-1900 Feast your eyes on the beautiful panoramic views of Melbourne from the Melbourne Star Observation Wheel 1900-1930 Take an Uber to Bang Bang RC for dinner 20 minute Uber from the Melbourne Star Observation Wheel 1930-2100 Dinner at Bang Bang at the Riﬂe Club Return to hotel Hop on your shared airport transfer to your accommodation Skip the long lines for a taxi and pre-book your shared airport transfers before you ﬂy out! With this service, you will be immediately transported to the city centre to start your Melbourne adventure as soon as you land.
[Show full text]
AMAZING AUSTRALIA Activity Level: 2
Great Barrier Reef Uluru/Ayers Rock AMAZING AUSTRALIA Activity Level: 2 February 12, 2021 – 21 Days 35 Meals Included: Breathtaking natural landscape, vibrant cities, 17 breakfasts, 9 lunches, 9 dinners and friendly locals are only some of the reasons Fares: why you should travel to Australia. We start our $13,440 pp double/twin, $17,035 pp single Please add 0.2% GST. tour in Melbourne, Australia’s second largest This tour is limited to 25 people. Early booking city, where we spend four days touring the recommended! highlights in Melbourne. A full day is devoted Early Bookers: to the Yarra Valley. Next, we head west for a $200 discount on first 8 seats; $100 on next 4 day exploring the incredible scenery along the Experience Points: Great Ocean Road. We fly to Adelaide, South Earn 221 points from this tour Australia’s cosmopolitan coastal capital for two Redeem 221 points if you book by November 5 nights. Then, get ready for an awesome You could add another photo here journey on the legendary Ghan Train. Highlights in this area are the incredible monolith of Ayers Rock and the spectacle of the sunrise in the vast Australian Outback. We fly to Cairns for a three night stay and board a catamaran for an hour-long trip out to the amazing Great Barrier Reef. Our last four nights are in Sydney. Highlights include the historic Rocks district, Darling Harbour, the Parliament House, Hyde Park, Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair, Bondi Beach, and the renowned Sydney Opera House. ITINERARY Day 1: Friday, February 12 and Nature Park, home to koalas, seals, and Transportation is provided to Victoria Airport, shearwaters.
[Show full text]
Development Victoria Annual Report 2018–2019 PDF, 6.5 Mb
DEVELOPMENT VICTORIA ANNUAL REPORT 2018-19 CONTENTS Chairperson’s report 2 Chief Executive Officer’s report 3 About Development Victoria 4 Declared projects and Ministerial directions 6 Year in Review 7 Key achievements 2018-19 8 Development Victoria’s Board of Directors 20 Executive Leadership Team 23 Report on Operations 24 Development Victoria Projects 2018-19 25 Our people 28 Financial Statements 38 Disclosure Index 83 CHAIRPERSON’S REPORT Development Victoria was created to deliver urban I would like to thank my colleagues on the Board for their revitalisation for all Victorians, and our second annual clear vision and understanding of what Development report reflects how the organisation has grown over Victoria can achieve. the past 12 months. We have moved quickly from On behalf of the Board, I extend my thanks to Chief Executive establishment phase to settling into a maturity across Officer Angela Skandarajah. In Angela we have a CEO who our businesses. leads from the front and behind – carving the way for the Our goals have been ambitious in delivering urban renewal, hardworking, dedicated team at Development Victoria to civic projects and precinct planning across the State. I’m grow in their roles and deliver for government. I look forward proud to report that Development Victoria is leading the to the next phase of our journey. way to solve the challenges of population growth, housing affordability and how best to drive economic development through inner-urban precincts. We have been appointed to prepare the business case to redevelop the State Basketball Centre, coordinate and deliver the Fitzroy Gasworks site, develop the Ballarat and Bendigo GovHubs and plan for Melbourne’s creative future James MacKenzie with the Arts Precinct Transformation.
[Show full text]
Has the Community Forum Run out of Steam? by Meg Hill
JULY 2019 ISSUE 154 PRICELESS WWW.DOCKLANDSNEWS.COM.AU : Docklands_News ■ Doubts cast over tram bridge ■ Stuck in a tram trance Page 3 Page 7 ■ Sod turned on Voyager ■ Thank you, Shane Page 5 Page 8 Docklands takes flame Thousands of people flocked to Docklands from June 28 to June 30 for the firelight festival weekend – the celebration of the winter solstice where “fire and water do go together”. The City of Melbourne estimates more than 60,000 people attended the festival’s third year, where giant flame jets, fire performers, flaming cauldrons and an hourly laser- light show transformed Victoria Harbour. Despite inclement weather on June 29, the event proved a huge success and once again showcased the beauty of our waterfront. Pictures and story on page 9. Street performer Brendan Jones gets into the spirit of the Firelight Festival last month. Photo: John Tadigiri. Has the community forum run out of steam? By Meg Hill A year on from the restructuring of the Docklands Community Forum (DCF), it appears the project has stalled from member dropouts and lack of independence or initiative. The forum was originally established in forum a year ago and was “very excited involved in the DRG. than 50 participants and featured presenters 2012 as a replacement for the legislated to work with like-minded residents and from the Victorian School Building Authority and expensive Docklands Co-ordination professionals who work in Docklands”. A likely consequence of this is a drop in (VSBA) and Fishermans Bend Taskforce,” a Committee and was restructured following reach and community engagement.
[Show full text]
A Broader Debate Over Green Space in the Suburb Is Sure to Continue
December-January 2020, Issue 103 The Voice of Postcode 3006 and Montague 见 30 页 southbanklocalnews.com.au Forever Free Twitter @southbank_news Community loses Boyd Park battle The City of Melbourne has endorsed a planning application for a development on the edge of Boyd Park, marking the beginning of the end of the contest over the site while a broader debate over green space in the suburb is sure to continue. words by Meg Hill Boyd Park. PLANNING Multiple deals with a previous de- veloper, Mackie, fell through. It was only last year that PDG was unveiled Councillors unanimously voted in a as the new buyer, but the Boyd Park Future Melbourne Committee (FMC) was built and funded by the council meeting on December 1 to endorse in the meantime. the application from developer PDG Although multiple councillors for a 42-storey tower on the west- declared sympathy with the senti- ern edge of the park with proposed ment expressed through community conditions. opposition, they said the framework The application will now await for the development was created by approval from the Minister for previous councils. Planning Richard Wynne. Cr Nicholas Reece said it was a There were 128 written submis- challenging application to consider. sions to the meeting, the overwhelm- “On the one hand I’m very sym- Sustainability wins again In another victory for the community, the Southbank Sustainability Group’s ing majority of which requested that pathetic to some of the submissions impact on the environment and the local community has been recognised the council oppose the development.
[Show full text]
Donations, Sponsorships and Grants by the City of Melbourne for the Last
Donations, Sponsorships and Grants by the City of Melbourne for the financial year ended 30 June 2021 Recipient of grant or contribution $ Amount (ex GST) Queen Victoria Market Pty Ltd 950,000 Fed Square Pty Ltd 748,486 Melbourne Convention & Visitors Bureau 425,000 Shrine of Remembrance Trustees 336,330 BioFilta Australia 300,000 Melbourne International Comedy Festival 300,000 Body Corporate No 1 Plan PS509916K 250,000 Melbourne International Arts Festival 250,000 Melbourne Fringe Festival 250,000 University of Melbourne 240,000 Carlton Neighbourhood Learning Centre Inc 194,345 Wheeler Centre for Books, Writing & Idea 185,000 Australian Centre for Contemporary Art 180,000 The Centre: Connecting Community in North Melbourne 179,080 Filmfest Ltd 150,000 Kensington Neighbourhood House 172,299 Melbourne Fashion Festival Ltd 113,750 Midsummer Festival Inc 110,250 Recipient of grant or contribution $ Amount (ex GST) Kensington Business Association 115,250 Melbourne Dai Loong Association 105,000 La Mama Inc 100,000 Ilbijerri Theatre Company 100,000 Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Pty Ltd 100,000 Food and Wine Victoria Ltd 92,500 Melbourne Queer Film Festival Inc 90,000 Auspicious Arts Projects Inc 88,000 Chinatown Precinct Association 87,500 Australian Football League 85,000 Melbourne Writers' Festival Inc 80,000 Circus Australia Ltd 80,000 Multicultural Arts Victoria Inc 80,000 Carlton Primary School 80,000 Arts Access Society Inc 80,000 Next Wave Festival Inc 80,000 Koorie Heritage Trust 77,500 Sustainable Living Foundation 76,250 Tennis Australia
[Show full text]
About Victoria (Australia)
Module 1 ABOUT VICTORIA (AUSTRALIA) Victoria is a state in the south-east of Australia. Melbourne is Victoria’s capital city and also known as the Events, Sports, Arts and Cultural and Fashion Capital of Australia. Cosmopolitan, elegant and chic, Melbourne has a passionate soul and a welcoming heart that makes every stay a memorable experience. Travel beyond Melbourne and experience the breathtaking scenery and picturesque panoramas in the regions of Yarra Valley and Mornington Peninsula, drive along Victoria’s dramatic coastline, the Great Ocean Road, step into the veritable wonderland of Australian native wildlife, Phillip Island orstrike it rich with a day out in 1850s at Sovereign Hill, Ballarat. For snow enthusiasts, with an easy three hour drive from Melbourne, visit the most accessible major snow resort in Australia, Mt Buller. The state of Victoria has plenty to offer every visitor! Fast Facts l Visa Unless you are an Australian or New Zealand citizen, you will need a visa to enter Australia. l Getting there The airport is approximately 22 kilometres from the city–approximately 25 minutes drive. Air India is the only direct non-stop flight to Melbourne. The other dominant carriers include Singapore Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, Thai Airways, Qantas, Emirates amongst others. Qantas, Virgin Australia, Jetstar and Tiger are the major domestic carriers. l Getting around Melbourne– City circle tram (free), City circle tram (paid), shuttle, bus, taxi, car hire Melbourne’s grid layout makes it an easy city to navigate, with most attractions within walking distance. Various train and bus companies connect Melbourne with intrastate and interstate stations.
[Show full text]
Development Victoria
DEVELOPMENT VICTORIA 2019-20 Acknowledgement of Country In the spirit of reconciliation, Development Victoria respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Victoria and recognises and respects their continuing cultural heritage and connection to land. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging. CONTENTS Foreword 2 About Development Victoria 4 Declared Projects and Ministerial Directions 5 Year in Review 6 Key Achievements 8 Development Victoria’s Board of Directors 20 Executive Leadership Team 23 Report on Operations 25 Project List 26 Our People 30 Financial Statements 40 Disclosure Index 87 The Ian Potter Queen‘s Hall, State Library Victoria Photo by Patrick Rodriguez FOREWORD In many ways, 2019-20 has been a year of Australia’s pilot program to test the new Green Star of two halves, where we have seen a for Homes rating standard for residential developments. remarkable shift in the way we, and the Adding to our achievements in sustainability, the Rod Laver world around us, work and live. Arena refurbishment, part of the Victorian Government’s Melbourne Park Redevelopment, received Leadership in In 2019, we saw a consolidation of our work since Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold® certification. establishment with a steady pipeline of projects, strong We also made further progress on our reconciliation performance and a culture that has now evolved to journey with the lodgement of our Reconciliation Action become our own. It is this strong platform that positioned Plan with Reconciliation Australia. A key component of this us well for the challenges that came in 2020, including program of work has been the development and delivery unprecedented bushfires that ravaged Victoria, followed by of engagement processes with the Traditional Owners.
[Show full text]
Melbourne Attractions Quiz: 10 Trivia Questions and Answers
kupidonia.com Melbourne Attractions Quiz: 10 Trivia Questions and Answers 1. What is the figurative name given to the buildings on Federation Square for their irregular shape? Shards Pieces Scraps 2. How tall is The Melbourne Star Ferris wheel? 85 metre 100 metre 120 metre Melbourne Attractions Quiz: 10 Trivia Questions and Answers - 1 / 4 kupidonia.com 3. In what year was the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria in Melbourne founded? 1716 1846 1912 4. The oldest park in Melbourne is ____ Royal Park Hislop Park Flagstaff Gardens 5. To whom was the Shrine of Remembrance originally dedicated? To all Australians who died in all wars. To Australians who died in World War II. To the residents of Victoria who served in the army during World War I. 6. Which statement about Melbourne's Queen Victoria Market is true? It is the most visited market in Australia. This market has been completely destroyed three times. It is the largest open air market in the Southern Hemisphere. 7. Which Melbourne skyscraper is the tallest? Eureka Tower Nauru House Bourke Place 8. How many upturned bells are there in the Bells of the Federation installation? 25 102 39 9. Which zoo was the model for the Melbourne Zoo? Melbourne Attractions Quiz: 10 Trivia Questions and Answers - 2 / 4 kupidonia.com The London Zoo The Berlin Zoological Garden The Central Park Zoo in New York City 10. What is the name of the park in Melbourne where the Royal Exhibition Building is located? Fitzroy Gardens Carlton Gardens Surrey Gardens Melbourne Attractions Quiz: 10 Trivia Questions and Answers - 3 / 4 kupidonia.com Melbourne Attractions Quiz: 10 Trivia Questions and Answers Right answers 1.
[Show full text]
The-Docklands-Brochure Screen FA
THE DOCKLANDS RESIDENCES From Melbourne’s first open-air rooftop infinity pool with city and water views, to the impeccably crafted residences and premium dining, shopping and entertainment precinct below, The Docklands Residences is Melbourne’s new home of five-star living. Capital Alliance is pleased to be developing the first purpose-built Marriott in Australia in more than 20 years, ushering in a new era of modern hospitality. Designed by award-winning DKO Architecture, a Marriott hotel will be part of the mixed- use development that includes The Docklands Residences, and will include restaurants, a rooftop infinity pool and bar, executive facilities and state-of-the-art function spaces. ARTIST IMPRESSION – EXTERIOR ARTIST IMPRESSION – INFINITY POOL THE DOCKLANDS RESIDENCES Sleek, sculptural, in glass, with the curved sophisticated. façade providing multiple The architecture of and enviable aspects of The Docklands by DKO the water, the city and Architecture presents the Bolte Bridge. a new landmark of luxury living inspired by the Stepping into the timeless style of the lobby, the grandeur of city at its door. architecture seamlessly continues within. On the Taking cues from the floors above, the design aerodynamic contours the of the building of yachts moored around has created a limited Docklands, DKO has number of residences envisioned a building per floor, providing of graceful curves. a rare sense of privacy and exclusivity. A translucent screen wraps around the building, providing wintergardens enclosed “To find inspiration for the form of the building, we only had to look to the luxury yachts around Docklands. Our architecture is imbued with a similar elegant, curved design.” JESSE LINARDI DESIGN DIRECTOR, DKO ARTIST IMPRESSION – INFINITY POOL DECK THE DOCKLANDS RESIDENCES From the dedicated These are beautifully residential lobby, a appointed homes private elevator takes you inspired by the city’s to your home high above love of entertaining and – one of a limited an appreciation for collection of over-sized smart design.
[Show full text]