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Transforming Bunbury's Waterfront
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25.01.2022 Great to see locals love the refurbished jetty crane!
25.01.2022 FLASHBACK FRIDAY
23.01.2022 We love our transformations. Here are before and after shots of the Koombana footbridge.
20.01.2022 We love what we've done with the place!
20.01.2022 Phase 1 of the Casuarina Drive redevelopment is about to begin! Regional Development Minister Alannah MacTiernan and Bunbury MLA Don Punch were among those who marked the occassion yesterday. They were joined by representatives from local businesses working on the project, as well as the South West Development Commission and DevelopmentWA.... This phase, part of Stage 2 of the waterfront project, includes landscaping and revitalisation works along Casuarina Boat Harbour, installing community amenities and improving access for residents and visitors.
20.01.2022 Who wants to go fishing this weekend? There's a new fishing platform that has been officially opened in Bunbury that you might like to try. We are proud to support this all-abilities initiative.
17.01.2022 Always a good day when you see some dolphins!
16.01.2022 The Jetty Road causeway is shaping up well!
15.01.2022 Check out the latest drone shot of the Bunbury Waterfront by Lomax!
15.01.2022 Never fear the Arrol Crane, located at Bunbury's Casuarina Boat Harbour, will be back! We recently took it away from some much needed refurbishment works ...The Arrol Crane is an important piece of history for City of Bunbury. The crane was manufactured in 1911 and worked on the Bunbury Timber Jetty between 1929 - 1982. The crane is in safe hands and will be restored to a structurally safe condition and preserved as a reminder of the iconic Timber Jetty Heritage.
15.01.2022 How works on the Jetty Road Causeway are looking from the air.
15.01.2022 BUSINESSES, REGISTER YOUR INTEREST! The State Government has established a South West register to allow local businesses to register their interest in the upcoming Casuarina Drive landscaping works. If your business has something to offer the Transforming Bunbury's Waterfront project, complete the registration form here: https://bit.ly/3aS78XQ .... Read more: https://bit.ly/2WexXjA
15.01.2022 We have a three day weekend to enjoy our wonderful waterfront! Why not head to the Dolphin Discovery Centre for a coffee and check out the interpretative centre!
10.01.2022 What a great idea! Who's in?!
09.01.2022 Love where we live.
08.01.2022 Know a business in the South West which might want to get involved in the next phase of Transforming Bunbury's Waterfront? If so, we want to hear from them! DevelopmentWA and the South West Development Commission are building a South West business register.... By signing up, businesses will have their details provided to the prospective lead contractors for the first phase of landscaping and site works associated with phase one of the Casuarina Drive Redevelopment. We are looking for businesses which can help with comprehensive landscaping and site works along Casuarina Drive including: > Upgraded playground facilities and new shade sails; > BBQ and picnic shelters; > Beach showers and grassed areas; > Improved lighting; > Terraced steps and amphitheatre seating; > Upgraded beach promenade pathways for pedestrians and cyclists; and > Improved beach access paths to connect restaurants and businesses. Register your interest by June 30 2020: https://bit.ly/2Zf7ST9
07.01.2022 In coming weeks we’ll be releasing the tender for the Transforming Bunbury’s Waterfront Stage 2 landscaping and redevelopment works and we want South West bus...iness and Bunbury jobs to be at the heart of this project. We’ve created a South West business register, where local businesses can put themselves forward to be a part of this project. Once the tender is released, the register will be provided to prospective lead contractors a ready-made list of local businesses to fast-track engagement of local contractors. The foreshore work involves comprehensive landscaping and site works within Casuarina Harbour and along Casuarina Drive including: upgraded playground facilities and new shade sails; barbecue and picnic shelters; beach showers and grassed areas; improved lighting and security; terraced steps and amphitheatre seating; upgraded beach promenade pathways for pedestrians and cyclists; and improved beach access paths to connect restaurants and businesses. Works will kick off in July 2020. Small businesses can register online at: http://www.swdc.wa.gov.au//transforming-bunbury's-waterfro
05.01.2022 Wondering where the jetty crane has gone? It is being restored offsite as an extension of the Transforming Bunbury's Waterfront project. Through its Jetty Road causeway upgrade, the Department of Transport (DoT) is refurbishing the Arrol crane and ensuring it continues as a landmark for future generations.... Dwyer Engineering is carrying out the restoration works from its Harvey-based workshop, working with Bunbury-based WML Consultants who completed preliminary studies and will provide technical support. The crane, which was built in 1911 by Sir William Arrol and Co Ltd in Glasgow, was one of several located on the Bunbury Timber Jetty and used to load and unload ships.
04.01.2022 Boat users, along with the general public, are set to benefit from stage three, phase one of the project. A total of $78.1 million from the State Government has been allocated towards this stage, which will focus on the delivery of critical infrastructure that will provide foundations for long-term growth. A key area of concentration will be the construction of new breakwaters at Casuarina Boat Harbour and Koombana Bay to support further land and marine infrastructure develop...ment. The establishment of hardstand areas and enabling infrastructure, as well as a site to develop an onshore boat stacking facility is expected to attract investment in a marine lifting and servicing precinct at Casuarina Boat Harbour. Landside civil works at Casuarina Boat Harbour will improve services, roads, landscaping, parking, and include upgrades to existing boat launching facilities and new public amenities. At Koombana Bay, the establishment of a breakwater is expected to be a catalyst for investment in a proposed future marina incorporating boat pens to allow safe year-round mooring of boats. The Koombana Bay breakwater will provide public recreation facilities including a promenade, fishing jetty and swimming platform with universal access.
04.01.2022 South West Development Commission CEO Mellisa Teede recently went on site at the Jetty Road causeway. Mellisa got a chance to meet with people working on the project and see how things are progressing. Great to have you on site, Mellisa.
03.01.2022 A great view of the new apartments at Koombana North!
03.01.2022 Was fantastic to have Alannah MacTiernan and Don Punch MLA visit the site of the Jetty Road Causway upgrade recently. Also onsite were representatives from Hot Weld, Jetline Kerbing Contractors, Densford Civil and South West Development Commission. Was a great opportunity to showcase the progress being done on the new multi-purpose building.
01.01.2022 It's a beautiful day to be out and about exploring our wonderful waterfront! Why not visit the Dolphin Discovery Centre?!
