50th Anniversary 2020
Tag Archives: VCAT
Stop the Great Wall of Frankston – Sat 17th Feb 11am
The fight to save our coastal amenity from high-rise buildings along Kananook Creek has never been more urgent. The high-rise development proposal is before VCAT on Thursday 22nd February for a final hearing. Two decades of meticulous planning are at … Continue reading
Great Wall of Frankston protest goes to VCAT
Our community groups are challenging Frankston City Council at VCAT for their approval of a 14 storey high-rise development. The proposed site is on the Waterfront Precinct running alongside the Kananook Creek and within 200m of the coastline. A building … Continue reading
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