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âUnsafeâ Corio parkland hits market as council land sell-off continues (opens the original)
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The City of Greater Geelong is selling a section of the former Connections Park in Corio. Corio parkland deemed unsafe by Geelong council has hit the market with the sale set to boost City Hall coffers by more than $2.3m. The council has moved to offload a 1.28ha parcel of open green space once part of Connections Park East. Fears around the reserveâs âlack of passive surveillance and safety concernsâ prompted its rezoning to General Residential Zone 1 more than 10 years ago. RELATED: Buil
Love House to open second restaurant at Barwon Heads landmark (opens the original)
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Anglesea eatery Love House has been revealed as the new occupant of this Barwon Heads building. A popular Surf Coast eatery is set to expand with a new venue in Barwon Heads after securing a 1920s character home turned hospitality venue in the heart of town. The team behind Angleseaâs Love House has announced it will soon open its second restaurant at the former âWhite Houseâ building on Hitchcock Ave. Love House has built a following for its cocktails, share plates and killer ocean views
Barwon Valley Lodge hits market for $6m-plus after four decades (opens the original)
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The Barwon Valley Lodge accommodation business and freehold at 99-121 Barrabool Rd, Belmont is on the market for more than $6m. Barwon Valley Lodge has hit the market for more than $6m as the long-time owners of the riverside accommodation business look to cash in on Geelongâs growing visitor demand. Both the operational business and 2.608ha freehold property overlooking the Barwon River in Belmont are being offered as part of the sale. The lodge, at 99-121 Barrabool Rd, has been owned by one
Geelong College to expand after buying rivalâs Newtown campus (opens the original)
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The Geelong College principal Simon Young (left) and The Geelong College Council chair Richard Page outside Bostock House, which the school has just purchased. The Geelong College has purchased Newtown education landmark Bostock House from Geelong Grammar in a deal believed to be worth close to $6m. The move paves the way for the private school to expand across Noble St with a new learning precinct opposite its senior campus. The college already owns a neighbouring 2766sqâm property on the cor
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