This case study relates to Action 39 in the Kep Katitjin – Gabi Kaadadjan Waterwise action plan 3 delivered by DevelopmentWA Water Corporation and the Department of Communities OneOneFive Hamilton Hill is a DevelopmentWA ‘Innovation Through Demonstration’ project targeting the highest levels of sustainability in urban infill development. The 244-lot residential estate is located on the former Hamilton Senior High School site It aims to be a vibrant residential community featuring climate responsive planning a diverse range of modern energy and water efficient housing options including quality public open space that prioritises canopy cover biodiversity and connection to remnant bushland in response to a drying climate The development aligns with actions in the first two waterwise plans action 39: Showcase Waterwise Developments to evaluate share and inspire adoption in the private sector OneOneFive contributes to targets relating to integrating best practice waterwise policies into State Government urban water documents and achieving waterwise government-led urban developments The development demonstrates sustainability leadership including achievement of all six leaves in the Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) EnviroDevelopment program recognition as a Water Corporation Platinum Waterwise Development (2022) and winner of the 2021 Waste Sorted Awards ‘Waste Initiative of the Year’ for commitment to resource recovery OneOneFive Hamilton Hill has a balanced approach to water management that includes a community groundwater bore scheme; water efficiency measures in the landscape and household; tree retention and landscape enhancement; stormwater retention such as permeable paving; and water use metering These sustainability initiatives form the basis for several applied research projects including the OneOneFive Waterwise Exemplar and the Smart Neighbourhood Waterwise Performance Monitoring They seek to understand how successful waterwise and sustainability initiatives can become mainstream in Perth’s urban development industry These learnings are intended to assist in the transition towards a more liveable the Waterwise Exemplar program focuses on improving urban water management by understanding processes such as planning design and implementation; overcoming barriers; sharing learnings; and building capacity among local government developers and their consultants in response to Perth’s drying climate This program is a collaborative partnership between Water Corporation Department of Water and Environmental Regulation Knowledge sharing and communication outputs from the Waterwise Exemplar project include presentations at industry events site tours and the Waterwise Development Pathway for planning design and approvals The Pathway encourages greater uptake of waterwise initiatives through statutory planning processes for improved urban greening Projects such as OneOneFive Hamilton Hill provide an opportunity to demonstrate the changes to planning design and implementation needed to deliver sustainable urban developments that incorporate waterwise principles They are important to trial new approaches; monitor evaluate and refine approaches and share knowledge and learnings to assist with embedding new practices These practices demonstrate to industry and stakeholders how to embed learnings to achieve waterwise outcomes which are critical for addressing climate change in Boorloo (Perth) Bindjareb (Peel) and the wider region.  Don't include any personal information.If you need a response, send an enquiry instead The Government of Western Australia acknowledges the traditional custodians throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to the land We pay our respects to all members of the Aboriginal communities and their cultures; and to Elders both past and present CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) A cavalcade of Canberra pollies – the Treasurer Jim Chalmers the Minister for Housing and Homelessness Clare O’Neil Women and the Public Service Katy Gallagher – and the lone WA Minister for Housing John Carey descended on Hamilton Hill this morning to unveil the latest social housing initiative Women and the Public Service Katy Gallagher and the WA Minister for Housing John Carey were in Hamilton Hill to unveil the latest social housing project ‘delivered by the partnership of the Albanese and Cook Governments’ as the media release from the two Governments advising of the presser put it Not that you’d have known the occasion was one to celebrate the latest social housing in the Freo area once the Treasurer spoke and the travelling national media started firing their questions at him What we quickly learned from the Treasurer was that the national accounts data will confirm the national economy is ‘soft and subdued’ and ‘sticky and stubborn’ And that he’s not at war with the Reserve Bank of Australia; rather the Government’s and the Reserve Bank’s interests are ‘aligned’ but they have ‘different responsibilities’ We also learned from the Treasurer that WA is ‘the hope of the side’ when it comes to the state of the national economy It took a question from this masthead to Minister Carey to momentarily return focus of the presser to the subject of the social housing just unveiled before us The Minister confirmed it comprises 12 small houses which the Minister expects will be occupied by single member families or families comprising a parent with a child So somewhere between 12 and 24 people might be housed in this new Hami Hill development A small but important step in producing more social housing around Freo the pollies met some of the young folk who had worked on the construction of the social housing project and were taken on a tour of one of the new homes As a very occasional observer of these sorts of pressers introduced by local Freo Federal MP Josh Wilson plainly the efforts of the Commonwealth and the States to try to respond jointly and meaningfully to the housing availability and affordability crisis around the country are real though equally plainly the challenge is enormous final note – between now and the Federal election expect to hear one phrase * If you’d like to COMMENT on this or any of our stories, don’t hesitate to email our Editor. volunteer-assisted online magazine all about Fremantle *** Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE to receive your free copy of The Weekly Edition of the Shipping News each Friday Here are some great Old Traffic Bridge and environs shots from today that include the HUGE Better Bridge Campaign.. a goodly number of quite Bolshie but suitably restrained Freo.. They don’t come that much older around Freo or with the heritage significance and integrity and rabbits out there leading up to Wednesday night’s fortnightly Ordinary.. made by Andrew Sullivan in refusing the Genesis Building proposal (along with Ben Lawver) as Fremantle.. the Future of Fremantle Planning Committee of the Western Australian Planning Commission Have you spotted the colourful public artwork now adorning the brick wastewater pump station along Riverside Road in East.. © 2025 Fremantle Shipping News / Site by Super Minimal © 2025 Fremantle Shipping News / Site by Superminimal These new residences start at just $400K a lush park and prestigious shopping nearby St Andrews Apartments in the Eastern suburbs of Adelaide are delivering buyers a great location architectural design and local amenity at a rare with one-bedroom apartments still available from just $400,000 “We have one bedrooms that are north facing towards Morialta Falls,” he says “You get to see one of the largest state national parks We have other one bedrooms that are facing the new The Hamilton Hill development is in Woodforde, about 15 minutes’ drive east from the CBD. The suburb has performed well in terms of unit sales over the past 12 months, with PropTrack data revealing the median price was up 15% to $440,000, and rental yield was 5.3%. Locals know Hamilton Hill offers one of the best lifestyles in Adelaide. “Hamilton Hill sits on the eastern side of Adelaide in between the city and the foothills. You’re on the footsteps of Norwood Parade for restaurants, and Burnside Village which is one of the more exclusive shopping precincts,” says Nagel. He adds that the apartments are also close to the convenient Magill Village, where there are plenty of great local shops and cafes. St Andrews Apartments are designed by renowned Adelaide-based architect Enzo Caroscio. They feature designer kitchens and appliances, modern bathrooms, and premium fixtures and fittings. “One of the features is that we have gone for slightly larger balconies, above the standard requirements for one-bedrooms in Adelaide, with most sitting around 12 - 14sqm. We know how much people like to entertain and enjoy their outdoor space,” says Nagel. He adds that the apartments are light filled, offer plenty of living space, and are even pet friendly. “The legacy effects of Covid have been that more people living in apartments want pets. So, we've put forward a pet license where people can have one mid-sized dog or two smaller dogs,” he says. Nagel says that the building has solar panels to support energy efficiency. It is low-rise at just four levels, and designed for easy cleaning and maintenance to keep the strata fees low. Take a tour inside these stunning Adelaide homes: Gallery (5 images)Greenery and wellbeing at your fingertipsIn addition to the prestigious location and modern design, one of the biggest drawcards to St Andrews Apartments is the brand new, 6ha park located directly opposite. The park is stage four of the Hamilton Hill community, and features open grassland, walking trails, outdoor gym equipment, an outdoor amphitheatre, and a BBQ area for entertaining family and friends. “The park is named in honour of a local Kaurna man, Lewis Yarlupurka O’Brien. We literally just handed the park over a couple of months ago, and it has been well received by the community at large,” says Nagel. To soak up even more natural beauty, the apartments are a very short drive to Adelaide Hills. “Adelaide Hills has some amazing cafes, restaurants, and wineries. Within 10 minutes you can be at Norton Summit, which has one of the coolest Hills pubs in Adelaide, or at Ashton Hills Vineyard and plenty of other wineries,” says Nagel. Buyers at St Andrews Apartments have so far included first-home buyers attracted to all the benefits at an affordable price point, and downsizers keen on the great lifestyle the development offers. “They want the ability to lock up their property and travel, or just not have to worry about maintenance,” says Nagel. He says the small number of apartments in the block, just 53, will help to create a great community vibe. “You tend to know most of your neighbours, and I think when it comes to strata or community meetings, they will be more connected rather than in the larger towers where you don’t know anyone in the room.” The one-bedroom apartments on offer range from $400,000 to around $460,000. Nagel expects that with such strong sales so far, construction should start in October or November this year. 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Kahkune is a community-driven organisation that offers intimate art classes for individuals living with a disability Founded by artist Mason Roberts and Master’s of Architecture graduate Julia Catalano Kahkune fosters a safe and supportive space where creativity can flourish and individuals can truly discover their artistic potential held in collaboration with Carneys Training Carneys Training is transforming the disability sector with their innovative approach providing mentoring and employment opportunities that empower the community The event showcased the incredible talents of our students and received overwhelming support from attendees with all proceeds going directly to the artists Did one of our photographers capture you? Pictures are available for purchase via Westpix. If you would like your event to be considered, email socials@swm.com.au with at least two weeks’ notice. 1/19Rose Parker & Mase Perkins. Picture: Alan Chau/The West Australian 2/19Teagan Rodgers & Jacinta Wall. Picture: Alan Chau/The West Australian 3/19Julia Catalano. Picture: Alan Chau/The West Australian 4/19Ali Rezai & Courtney Tozer. Picture: Alan Chau/The West Australian 5/19Serena Blueflower. Picture: Alan Chau/The West Australian 6/19Rieley Hotzak & Bec Mauer. Picture: Alan Chau/The West Australian We’re sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. We’re working to restore it. Please try again later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Two more boys have been arrested by police over a series of homophobic attacks on men that had been lured to a meeting point via a dating app. A 15-year-old and a 16-year-old appeared in court on Thursday over the violent assaults, as two more teenagers — a 16-year-old and a 17-year-old, both from Hamilton Hill — were also arrested. Police are investigating.Credit: Peter de Kruijff WA Police allege a number of men had spoken to what they believed was a legitimate person online, before arranging to meet them in person where they were then allegedly assaulted. On Thursday, detectives revealed they had arrested a 15 and a 16-year-old from Hilton and South Lakes over two incidents involving men in their 30s. Police allege the group lured one of the victims to Stillwater Gardens in South Lake about 1am on Wednesday, where he was approached by a group of males who began to verbally abuse him. They claim the victim then retreated to his vehicle and locked the doors. Police say the group then surrounded the car, damaging the rear boot and side panel in attempt to steal it. “Several rocks were thrown at the vehicle as the victim drove away, causing irreparable damage to the windscreen,” a police spokesperson said. Police claimed a second similar incident occurred a short time later in the same location. That victim, they allege, had his jacket and keys stolen from him. They also allege the group stole his car and fled the area with it. Later that day police conducted a search of a South Lake home, leading to the arrest of the boys. All four teens have been charged with aggravated armed robbery, attempted aggravated robbery, criminal damage or destruction of property and steal motor vehicle. On Thursday two of the boys appeared in Perth Children’s Court which heard one of them was on bail for other offending at the time of the incident. It also heard the boys were armed with pepper spray, crow bars and a machete during the attacks. Police said the victims were subjected to homophobic slurs during the assaults and that some of the assaults were filmed and posted to social media. They are urging people who identify with the diverse sexuality and/or gender (DSG) community to exercise caution when arranging meetings through online dating websites and applications. “We take this behaviour extremely seriously and there is no place for this kind of targeted violence in our community,” Detective Inspector Matt Froude said. “While incidents of this nature are rare, we treat them with the utmost seriousness and we encourage victims to come forward so we can investigate.” Froude said dating app users should take steps to ensure their safety. “If you arrange to meet with someone over a dating app, meet in a public, well-lit place with plenty of people around,” he said. “Let your family and friends know where you are going and who you are arranging to meet. “Some of these apps have built-in safety features that allow you to share your live location with trusted contacts for added security during meet ups.” The 15-year-old boy will be back before the court on September 26. The 16-year-old will be back before the court next week, where he will apply for bail. A 15-year-old and a 16-year-old appeared in court on Thursday over the violent assaults, as two more teenagers \\u2014 a 16-year-old and a 17-year-old, both from Hamilton Hill \\u2014 were also arrested. \\u201CSeveral rocks were thrown at the vehicle as the victim drove away, causing irreparable damage to the windscreen,\\u201D a police spokesperson said. On Thursday two of the boys appeared in Perth Children\\u2019s Court which heard one of them was on bail for other offending at the time of the incident. \\u201CWe take this behaviour extremely seriously and there is no place for this kind of targeted violence in our community,\\u201D Detective Inspector Matt Froude said. \\u201CWhile incidents of this nature are rare, we treat them with the utmost seriousness and we encourage victims to come forward so we can investigate.\\u201D \\u201CIf you arrange to meet with someone over a dating app, meet in a public, well-lit place with plenty of people around,\\u201D he said. \\u201CLet your family and friends know where you are going and who you are arranging to meet. \\u201CSome of these apps have built-in safety features that allow you to share your live location with trusted contacts for added security during meet ups.\\u201D From the outside, it seemed as if Everyday Bread emerged from nowhere – an overnight success with a sudden onslaught of feverish whispers about a couple of guys baking afternoon loaves in Willagee right) on a hot summer’s morning at the bakery the truth is a little less glamorous – although the loaves are well worth lining up for “Zach and I worked together for a couple of years “Zach was in charge of the bakery that we were working at at the time while I was managing the front of house section we were sweet to pull something together and do it for ourselves.” “We scraped together all our money,” Zach explains and we were looking at opening a retail site north of the river… And then we saw this place.” “We were a bit hesitant to come down and look at it ‘We’ll never be able to do anything out of here.’ But we opened it up scraped together a whole bunch of second hand equipment and then just went out to a few good cafes and restaurants and handed out samples they “didn’t hear a whole lot back” – but slowly the pair gained wholesale traction as they baked in the late afternoon and early evening “Some dude walked past and asked what was going on maybe we’ll try and see if we can sell a few loaves while we’re down here baking the bread for wholesale.’” The odd person walking past became a line winding down the footpath a homemade bookshelf became an actual shop counter and the cult status of Everyday Bread was established “There was obviously a bit of a demand for other products but we weren’t able to do that – we simply don’t have the space We’ve been a bit frustrated because we know it’s the missing piece to the puzzle of the bakery.” they’ve been quietly keeping an eye out for a location more suited to both retail operations and an expanded offering that includes viennoiserie sandwiches and coffee – finally finding a space in Hamilton Hill that’s set to open post-Easter “We’ve had our ambitions from the start that included a wider scope of what we’re doing now,” says Tom “And it’s our chance to step up and do what we think we’re capable of.” “It’s a little bit further south than from here but down there will give us the space to be able to produce viennoiserie and then still cater to the afternoon trade of bread,” Zach explains more visually appealing on the eye – not to say that this place doesn’t have character and charm!” But I don’t know… Kind of like freaky things What sort of pastries do they eat in Croatia What sort of pastries are people eating in Korea?” “We want to keep up the afternoon bread trade because we really stand behind that and believe in that particularly here in Australia that ‘You must go to the bakery and get a load of bread between 6 and 2pm’ and you’ve got to settle for sub par bread we’re not too sure what we’re going to do here afterwards it’s a good location – the other day we were thinking that perhaps we might put a mill in here and start milling our own grains.” inspire people to… Maybe inspire isn’t the right word “And making it accessible for everyone – that’s a big thing that Tom and I have focused on We don’t feel like we’re overpricing our product and it’s coming from a place of intent without compromise Intent without compromise feels apt: Zach is laser-focused and adamant when it comes to the product and their ethos and doesn’t give an inch when the conversation strays towards topics he’s not interested in discussing “That’s a big part of my makeup and my identity living in the city and going back to the country and standing up to bullshit as well – I think a lot of people in this day and age are just too scared to stand up and say something when they see something wrong go down.” that’ll humble you – because you’re working with something that’s alive patterns and collecting data to try to make the best bread that we can the unbaked loaves of bread dictate how we work.” Everyday Bread’s new bakery is scheduled to open in early April Claire Hill & Alanis HamiltonTop Prospects Hamilton & Hill Sign With Women’s TennisNovember 20 And Sarah Hackett’s marketing campaign for 36 Langside Rd, Hamilton Hill which was awarded ‘Best Development Residential Property – Australia’ at the International Property Awards London this year The Managing Director of Place New Farm, who took home the title of Most Influential Woman in Property at last year’s REA Excellence Awards Ms Hackett said homes the calibre of TORRE were incredibly rare in the area “Hamilton Hill is predominantly significant estates that have been held tightly in families for years,“ Ms Hackett said “So to get a new home in this current climate with construction costs the way they are is quite rare “To be able to knock down an older house and build a new one in Hamilton Hill is incredibly rare.” Ms Hackett said the home itself had been constructed to the highest standards TORRE redefines liveable luxury with 694sq m of living space over three levels and a glamorous 10×4-metre swimming pool includes a gourmet kitchen with Gaggenau appliances and an opulent master suite with city and river views Additional highlights include a dedicated gym and proximity to Brisbane’s CBD and prestigious schools “The car basement has room for up to eight cars the kitchen bench top was bought in from a quarry in Italy,” Ms Hackett said “There’s a lift to every level and there’s great city views.” Ms Hackett said the marketing campaign had been customised to attract certain types of buyers “We’ve been doing a lot of marketing towards the private schools in the area because it’s a larger type of home,” she said ‘We’re certainly targeting high net worth professionals and those school precincts make it really convenient living there.” Ms Hackett said so far there’s been a lot of interest from local buyers “The property has only been on the market for a week and most of the interest has come from families at the private girl’s school St Margarets,” she said She said the attention to detail is really something that sets the property apart “They’ve gone the extra mile where other people would compromise,” she said News Sitemap here’s some of the stuff we pulled out here on Wiley Street down the hill along 890 you can see all the tires," Carreau says in a video shot on Saturday The two-day cleanup was organized by the Schenectady foundation a community-driven charity founded in 1962." Carreau says it called on volunteers to join the mission of "One Schenectady." but we are not done with our mission," Carreau said during the public comment portion of an April 14th council meeting "We plan to continue to work to clean up that area of the city as well as to assist other planned cleanups in the city in different neighborhoods so when the Northside does their cleanup When other parts of the city do their cleanups so we're all working together to make this environment we live in the best it can be for the people who live there." Carreau says illegal dumping in the city has become both unsightly and unsafe "There was so much broken glass and other things down there you can imagine a lot of kids could get hurt." "We don't want to continually have to go back to locations we already addressed," Carreau added Schenectady Council Marion Porterfield was among the volunteers who helped clean up along Wylie Street Porterfield addressed some of the challenges in preventing illegal dumping I can literally say I think there are 5 houses it's not like its behind people’s property its city owned property very close to Brandywine," Porterfield said "The other part making it challenging is that there’s privately owned we’re actually working on something to get the state to help." Councilmember Carmel Patrick agreed with Councilmember Carl Williams who has said personal responsibility also plays a big part in keeping communities clean "We have to figure out a way to get people to change their behavior on this also.," Patrick said the dumping issue in many parts of the city." dumping illegal trash not originating in the city is considered a misdemeanor with a fine of up to $1,000 and or up to 180 days imprisonment because you’re dumping it right where people live," Carreau says near the end of his video A HAMILTON Hill trophy home next door to the former mansion of the late Christopher Skase has sold for a whopping $5.25 million The brand new house at 41 Dickson Terrace sold a few days before it was due to be publicly listed on the market — reflecting the strong appetite for luxury homes in Brisbane’s top end of town The pool at the property at 41 Dickson Tce The sale has also landed the property in the top 10 residential sales in the city so far this year Selling agent Dwight Ferguson of Ray White Ascot said two potential buyers made offers for the property but one was too good for the vendor to refuse The view from the living room at 41 Dickson Tce Mr Ferguson said the buyer was from Brisbane and was excited to move in and make it the family’s “forever home” It had been planned that the modern mansion would go to auction on December 8 One of the terraces on the house at 41 Dickson Tce framed by walls of glass and high ceilings and offers 180 degree views of the river and city Mr Ferguson said demand for prestige property was strong particularly in the $3 million-plus price range “Numbers through open homes in top end properties are greater than they’ve been for a long time,” Mr Ferguson said One of the bathrooms in the house at 41 Dickson Tce He said confidence was improving and there was stability in the Brisbane housing market Melbourne and the Gold Coast have,” he said have had very gradual growth and because it has been drawn out that growth is more sustainable than what we saw in 2007/2008 “The other reason we’ve seen a better top end market is more prestige properties have come on the market.” The home is only a couple of doors down from the lavish mansion that was once home to disgraced businessman Christopher Skase sold late last year in another offmarket deal for $10.138 million to hotelier Steven Shoobridge It has been another big year for Brisbane’s prestige property market with a riverfront mansion at 110 Virginia Ave fetching $11.128 million in July in the biggest home sale of 2018 so far A home in Ascot formerly owned by Domino’s Pizza boss Don Meij sold for $11 million in March The WA Labor Government is set to build additional social housing in the southern suburb of Hamilton Hill The Government will build nineteen homes for those doing it tough and use new construction approaches in order to have a smaller carbon footprint and less waste Kwenda Approach will see families stuck on the waitlist for public housing move into seven two-storey town houses and will all have two bathrooms and three bedrooms                                       advertisement WA Housing Minister John Carey spoke at a press conference in Hamilton Hill this morning “So these seven new homes are being converted to social housing at a cost of $4.8 million or $690,000 each,” he said but it also demonstrates that we are taking every opportunity to boost social housing supply for our most vulnerable.” The Government is also building on Karda Way twelve new two and one-bedroom houses The building of these twelve homes began in January this year and are being built by Dale Alcock Projects These twelve houses are timber-framed and use offsite building approaches to save energy The homes are also appropriate for people who have disabilities and for people as they age OneOneFive Hamilton Hill will have around 232 lots eventually – not just social housing – and over 330 homes housing potentially 800 people Fremantle MLA Simone McGurk stated that the Hamilton Hill area “is an exciting development” which “is bringing housing diversity and choice to Fremantle” “The Cook Government is boosting housing supply throughout Western Australia – and I’m proud to see more housing delivered in my electorate of Fremantle,” she said “The OneOneFive development in Hamilton Hill also recognises the site’s history as a school “The development showcases what can be achieved with modern planning sustainable objectives and local involvement in the process.” Deputy Liberal Leader and Shadow Housing Minister Steve Martin at a press conference in Parliament on Wednesday afternoon condemned the State Government “We now have over 35,000 Western Australians on the social housing waitlist,” he said “And that is because of the inaction of this Government for the first six years “So the Minister is now scrambling to catch up.” You must be logged in to post a comment WAMN ESHOP Dismiss This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page It is not known what caused the fire at the house on Whitton Street. (ABC News) Link copiedShareShare articleA man has suffered burns to his feet in a house fire in the Perth suburb of Hamilton Hill. The blaze started in the bedroom of a home on Whitton Street about 5:00am, in the city's south-western suburbs. Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze, which was contained to two front bedrooms. The man was taken to Fiona Stanley Hospital where he is receiving treatment for minor burns to his feet. More than 50 new apartments have been proposed amongst the leafy streets of Adelaide’s east Plans to build over 50 new apartments in one of Adelaide’s most sought after locations have been lodged and we’ve got a feeling they will be snapped right up Hamilton Hill is nestled in the elusive suburb of Woodforde a relaxed leafy gem Adelaide’s prestigious eastern suburbs and only a short drive into the bustling CBD plans reveal a total of 53 apartments will be built with 40 apartments set aside for affordable housing ensuring everyone has the opportunity to buy into this esteemed neighbourhood The complex will also home a swimming pool to soak up those summer day vibes with your mates The initial plans proposed to build a 5 storey building with 57 apartments due to the increase in construction related costs the plans have been revised to a four level build with four less apartments “The proposed variation stems from the unforeseen rapid and substantial rise in construction related costs and the need to ensure that this development remains financially viable,” the report states 40 will be one bedroom with the remain 13 containing two bedrooms Hamilton Hill have been busy at work to build the ‘Jewel of the Eastern Suburbs’ the site has been carefully constructed to design to complement the slopes of the Adelaide foothills across the area boasts Australia’s natural beauty with dramatic waterfalls nature walks and a children’s adventure playground The total development contains 450 dwellings. 180 are townhouses, 150 house and land packages and a total of 120 apartments. There is also over 6 hectares of green open space, landscaped park reserve, walking and fitness trails With more than 60,000m² of green open space you will be able treat yourself to its spectacular natural surrounds and its large oval area with rotunda and barbecue the contemporary townhouses and apartments are designed by award-winning architect Enzo Caroscio to purposely complement the natural surrounds of the Adelaide foothills showcases townhouses which have been designed with no energy bills in mind and cross ventilation were also considered throughout the design to provide the best outcome for the residents of these Eco Homes with solar and battery as standard Kite Projects are the builders behind the Hamilton Hill with a clear focus on building a sustainable community Their other notable projects the rejuvenation of the Port Adelaide dock with the Dock One and Dock One North as well as the warehouse apartments For more information on the project, click here Over 100 South Australian wine producers are showcasing their best to international importers this.. 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Wrong Turn At Lungfish is of exceptional quality and an unmitigated stand out South Australia will see mixed weather conditions Play Duration: 7 minutes 33 seconds7m Brought to you by A tight Perth property market means a lot of buyers are looking in areas that have been overlooked in the past.  Joe White, president of Real Estate Institute of WA (REIWA), told Michael Tetlow onABC Radio Perth about the upcoming suburbs in Perth that are tipped to become more popular. He said the suburbs to watch are the "places that have been glazed over in the last decade or so." "Bassendean, Guildford, Hamilton Hills, Padbury, Ashfield, Doubleview," he said. Cafes, good schools and being close to transport are all affirmations that a suburb will be attractive to younger families to buy.  Mr White said that the southern Perth suburb of Hamilton Hill is one to keep an eye on.  "There's a lot of young crew out there that are more than willing to get in there with a cold chisel and chip up those 70s orange tiles and do something pretty trendy with them." The rental vacancy rate remains around 0.7 per cent — when according to REIWA it should be 2 to 3 per cent. Mr White believes the steep declines in available rental properties means people are looking to other areas to buy that they might not have considered before.  "Maybe the house is old..maybe the wet areas are dated, maybe the kitchen's not quite what you'd want today. "But if it's in a good location, your transport costs are less, the basic structure is well built and you can get in there and just live with it as it is and you can look to five years down the future when you can do it up," he said.  The amount of rental stock in Perth has dropped to 2013 levels. (ABC News: Kenith Png) Download the ABC listen app to text and call your favourite live radio